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The Villainess Chooses the Childhood Friend

"No." Swallowing, I looked everywhere but him. I couldn’t stop thinking about the feeling of his hands ghosting my waist. It was a pulsating thought that wouldn’t leave me. "You chose me then, and you’ll choose me now." ——————————————— Waking up with the face of noble girl, Clara foolishly faces her father. A noble with conflicting attitudes. A man who stubbornly refuses to be anything other than overbearing. Whilst struggling under his watchful eye, she often catches sight of a weak looking kid watching her through her window. At the sight of the crown prince everything pieces together. And apparently...She’s supposed to be the villainess. The villainess whose untimely decisions causes the downfall of her family, but obviously that won’t happen right? Only an idiot would let that happen twice. No wait—why is her father so strange? And why is her childhood friend such a creep? There’s no way he’s supposed act like this.. Why is everything so strange?

softmargo · Fantasy
Not enough ratings
5 Chs

Aggressive Caring

It had been a few day since the incident with this body's father.

I'd spent most of them contained in her room. Though I couldn't complain, I was waited on— hand and foot.

Every maid that came in watched me like a hawk. After every movement I made, they'd stare at me from their peripheral. That act itself made them look unhinged and dangerous. And the times we made eye contact were...

Regardless, being on the receiving end put me on edge but it was rather— thoughtful?

"Before you go, can I ask you a question?"

The maid who originally was about to leave appeared at the edge of my bed in a flash. This isn't something I'd ever be able to get used to— there's no way this is normal.

"Anything, my lady."

"Where's my mother.."

Her face took on a nasty tone. Though her voice still came out patient, it was obviously restrained. "You would have to ask your father."

No thank you.

"That will be all."

As soon as the door closed I shivered. Etiquette— another thing I'd have to get used to.

Collapsing on the bed, I watched the ceiling in contempt.