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Chapter 8. The quality of the Gruan Trading Company’s herbs had always been excellent. The problem was that the excellent quality came with a high price. The moment Father became the head of the family, he proposed an absurdly low supply price—cutting the original amount in half. The Gladellis marquis family looked so thoroughly aristocratic on the outside that many people respected them. Rumors even spread that any trading company cut off by our family must have something wrong with it. In the end…-
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Chapter 7. I was just as angry, so I glared at Bill and Ron. But the truth was, I had been hoping those two would act exactly like this. I let out a big, obvious sigh and said, “Yeah. People definitely won’t believe Carsian’s words.” Carsian trembled with pure frustration. I stepped in front of him, shielding him behind me, and continued, “Is that all?” “…Excuse me?” “The water of reconciliation—is that all? Then I’ll drink it instead. That’ll settle things,…
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Chapter 6. Susan brought my outdoor shoes so we could head out to the garden and said with a little laugh, “Hehe, young lady, you’re really something.” “Hmm?” “Sometimes you suddenly act so grown-up, but then times like now you’re endlessly cute.” “Grown-up, huh…” Wasn’t that because I’d regained my previous-life memories and regressed? Before reincarnating I’d been an adult, and before the regression I’d been ten. Setting all that aside, once you find out…
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Chapter 5. I stepped awkwardly into Carsian’s room. Even if I tried to be polite, there was no way to call it comfortable. He’d clearly done his best to clean it, but it was still dirty. This place wasn’t meant for a person to live in—it was a storage room. Leaving a kid locked up in a place like this… My own family really was rotten. Of course the Gladellis family would eventually pay for every wrong they did to Carsian with their lives. To the readers it was a satisfying payoff scene. To…
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Chapter 4. Carsian Raumdisell, a boy who had just turned ten, sat in a warehouse that still clearly showed signs of rats. Or rather, since he’d been living there for a week or two now, it was his room. He sat on a rusty chair and pulled something out from under a moldy cloth. It was letter paper. Carsian ran his fingers over the damp sheet and muttered, “Weird. I was supposed to be able to contact him anytime with this paper…” The paper in his hand was coated with a special…
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Chapter 3. But that night, instead of bowing my head to Carsian, I clenched my fists and shouted. “This isn’t right!” I huffed and glared toward the window where the moon hung bright and full. It was already past midnight. I hadn’t even had a single sip of water the whole time. Because— “Starving me for a ‘diet’? Are you serious?!” Betty, still holding a grudge, had gone and spilled every last detail to Mother. I stamped my feet in pure frustration. When I kicked Betty…
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Chapter 2. Pitch-black hair that didn’t let a single ray of light through, sharp red eyes glaring straight at me. There was a cut on his cheek, but for a ten-year-old he had an almost unfairly pretty face. No matter how many times I looked, the boy standing in front of me was definitely Carsian Raumdisell, the male lead of the novel I had been reincarnated into. The same boy I had bullied half to death! I turned and checked my reflection in the nearest mirror. Clean wheat-colored blonde…
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Chapter 1. I Was Just a Villain Extra in That Novel. I knelt on the execution platform, staring out at the furious crowd. They jeered and laughed at me without stopping. Someone hurled a rotten egg toward my head. It cracked open with a wet splat, and the stench was so foul I almost threw up. “Kill her!” “Just kill her already!” The angry mob wanted me dead as fast as possible. Everyone gathered here had come for one reason only—to watch me die. It was miserable. Sad.…
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Chapter 38 “I only need you.” Jiwan spoke aggressively. Hyeryeon felt as if her breath would stop. She looked up at him with trembling eyes. “Without even knowing your circumstances…” Jiwan continued with distorted eyes. “The way I treated you harshly… I’m sorry, Hyeryeon.” At the sincerity that landed heavily, Hyeryeon’s heart tingled and rang. No, Jiwan. You didn’t do anything wrong. She needed to say it in words, but she couldn’t. Because sobs had been boiling…-
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Chapter 37 The sunlight filling the living room aimed at Jiwan like a laser. It was a hot ray that made winter feel meaningless. Jiwan, who had collapsed and fallen asleep on the sofa, furrowed his brow. The moment he woke up, his head felt as if it were shattering into pieces. “Haah…” Suffering from pain as if his skull were splitting in half, Jiwan stood up from his place. *Thud thud.* Walking to the kitchen like a zombie driven only by instinct, he flung open the refrigerator…
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