The Villainess’s Blind Date Is Too Perfect

Synopsis

I became a great mage—the ultimate final villain and villainess who plunged the world into fear and terror!

Yvonne, the villainess, was notorious for everything from destroying public property to even attempting murder. I possessed her right after she threw a bomb out of jealousy between the male and female leads.

Now, following orders from my father, Duke Argenthoz, I am quietly enjoying a peaceful and comfortable life under house arrest.

Misunderstanding my peaceful attitude as depression caused by being rejected by the male lead, the Crown Prince, the duke said,

“You don’t seem to be at ease. I’ve left a house vacant over there and put protective magic around it, so destroy as much as you like and relieve your stress to your heart’s content.”

And eventually, he arranged a public blind date for me, telling me to forget that “rotten car” from the past.

But… I didn’t stop using magic because I was heartbroken. I simply don’t know how to use magic…!

Besides, I’m a mage suffering from magical amnesia, so why am I still this ridiculously powerful?

And then there’s my blind date, who was forced to come because of my father’s threats and relentless pressure. He is so perfect that I almost feel sorry for him.

Duke Rudnain Eels—a character who never appeared on the main stage of the original novel.

I tried to let such a perfect man, who was completely incompatible with a villainess like me, go peacefully… or so I thought.“Yvonne.”

Rudnain smiled faintly beneath the umbrella.

“Do you still… still like His Highness the Crown Prince?”

That was the feeling Yvonne had for the original male lead… so why does he keep misunderstanding me?

His sorrowful expression and eyes filled with obsession made me instinctively step backward, causing my shoulder to get thoroughly soaked after leaving the shelter of the umbrella.

He immediately wrapped an arm around my waist and pulled me close.

At such a close distance, the sound of our intertwined breaths pounded against my eardrums louder than the sound of the rain.

He whispered softly into my ear.

“If this still isn’t enough, I suppose I’ll have to try harder.”

I had intended to quietly live my life in the role of the villainess, but far too many things have changed.