When the Villainess Became the Male Lead's Obsession

Chapter 1

The back that touched the glass door was now cold.

Nevertheless, I didn’t want to take my body off of it.

I thought that if I moved a little, my body would touch the man in front of me.

“I missed you.”

The man, Eden, told me.

To think that there would be a day when the novel’s male protagonist would say that to me, the villainess.

If only he said that to my sister,…

Tears were about to form in his bloodshot eyes.

It didn’t make any sense how he said that he missed me.

I also tried to erase your memory, just like my father did to you.

With a firm belief that it was all for your own good.

“Eden, how, how come you could remember me…”

But his memories of me remained.

It was the worst.

I couldn’t believe he hadn’t forgotten the violence he received from my father.

That meant that he also remembered the last thing I said to him.

– What’s the benefit of having you by my side?

I thought he would have forgotten about it anyway, so I decided to say something harsh to separate his attachment with me.

– I don’t need you.

I believed that the magic would have erased all the time he spent in my house from his memories.

It was no other than me who gave up on Eden, who begged me with tears.

“How can I forget you?”

The current situation was too much for me even to calm down my trembling body.

Eden, who was staring at me, moved his hand and kissed my hair.

His delicate touch was rather suffocating me.

“Though it was you who wanted to forget me…”

Soon after, a sorrowful voice was heard from his mouth.

Every word of him was eating me inside.

“Elysia.”

When I looked at Eden, who was looking down at me.

Eden, who made eye contact with me, smiled brightly.

There was no mistake; his smile was…

“Am I still not good enough to be by your side?”

He looked like an angel who came to wash away my sins.

But it was just an illusion created by Eden’s beautiful appearance.

He wasn’t like an angel.

“It’s a pity that your father died before I could prove my worth.”

That was the easiest way.

Hearing the words that came one after another from his mouth, I was sure of one thing.

Eden was just an ordinary human being who was smothered with a wrong affection. He wasn’t an angel who came to forgive my sins.

“You don’t have to prove anything. You….”

I, who was too overwhelmed with the past, looked pathetic as I stuttered at the end of my speech. Eden’s smile deepened.