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Beneath Astoria's Veil

Trapped within the enchanting pages of her novel titled "Persona," Ellie's journey takes a surreal turn when she awakens in the body of the villainess, Eleanor Ashford. Determined to rewrite the novel's fate, Ellie steers away from the prescribed love story of Ava Sinclaire and Crown Prince Lucas. As Ellie navigates the difficulties of her new life, an unexpected marriage to the mysterious Grand Duke Cassius Caspian further complicates her existence. Beneath Cassius's perfect facade lies a turmoil mirroring Ellie's inner struggles, leading to a cascade of misunderstandings in their relationship. Yet, a cruel revelation surfaces... As truths unravel, Ellie and Cassius must confront the complexities of love, destiny, and the consequences of a tragic history that binds them. Will their newfound understanding strengthen the bonds of love, or will it untangle the delicate threads holding their relationship together? In the realm where fiction intertwines with reality, "Persona" paints a tale of love, sacrifice, and the transformative power found in second chances.

FANIR · Fantasy
Not enough ratings
80 Chs

25. She is Jealous

Ellie gazed at the notification letter in her hand.

Grand Duke Cassius planned to visit Duke Ashford's mansion in the evening to discuss their wedding date.

Ellie was uncertain how to behave in front of Cassius.

Their last meeting hadn't gone well. Cassius looked extremely angry when they discussed the contract.

"Be yourself as usual. Don't panic," she reassured herself.

Ellie observed Amber reclining on her stomach while reading a book by the fireplace, on the carpet.

Her feet fidgeted as her hands propped up her chin.

Ellie repeatedly urged her to sit on the couch, but Amber never complied, eventually causing Ellie to give up.

The girl she had seen all this time didn't resemble someone who had gone through a horrifying incident.

Instead, Amber didn't even appear human. She seemed more like a puppet.

Perhaps her deep-seated trauma had rendered her numb, seldom revealing any expressions.

"Amber."