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Hazel Brown. Draco Malfoy. Tangled in a mess of feelings... A kiss. One World. One Dark Lord. The Slytherin Princess. The Slytherin Prince. Will They Make The Slytherin Royals?... They have a world to survive in. Another world to thrive in. Can they do it? together? Is FOREVER real?... Story timeline: Year 4 -7 WARNINGS(for right now): - Language (not too bad but there are some bad words) - Spice (keeping it minimal) - Death (Descriptive) - Grief and Guilt (way too much) - Supernatural activity (horror) Hope you have fun reading ❤️ Story will be updated EVERY Saturday! Last Updated : 25.04.2026 ***New Chapter Drop on Next Saturday(09.05.2026 at 6pm EEST)!!! 💚🖤There is a 🧙♀️Bonus Chapter🧙♀️ or 🧙♀️Bonus Flashback🧙♀️which is out now for everyone to enjoy. It's an exclusive scene that sends us into the past that no one knew existed⛲. 💚🖤 Check my announcement/conversation page on my profile for more info about when the chapters are updated. Ranks: #1 darkmark #1 newcharacter #1 malfoy

Original Work I am a 30 years old woman who lives alone. My parents passed away in my early days and I became an orphan. I strive so hard in life to earn anything that I want. I worked so hard that I didn't even bother to look for a partner in life. All that matters to me is my cafe that I worked so hard to built. But all of it went for naught when I suddenly found myself reincarnated in some kind of fantasy novel. It is one of the best selling novel back in seoul. It's all about the male lead's abusive and dark past in the dukedom with his tyrant mother. Now come to think of it, I reincarnated in the novel as the duchess and guess what!!! I reincarnated inside this novel, just after the consummation night!!! ©LIZZANNAWRITES

Adelaide Greyard was born cursed. Her crimson eyes marked her as an omen in an empire that feared what it did not understand. Though a legitimate daughter of a marquisate, she was unloved, unwanted, and quietly tormented her entire life. Weak, soft-hearted, and desperate for affection, Adelaide clung to the one man betrothed to her-only to be publicly humiliated, betrayed, and cruelly rejected. When the man she loved told her she was disgusting and pitiful, Adelaide chose death. But death was not the end. Reborn with her memories intact-and power already awakening-Adelaide laughs at the foolish girl she once was. This time, she will not beg for love or approval. Bound once more to the Aragon Dukedom, she makes a decision that shocks the empire: she refuses her former fiancé and instead asks to marry Kael Aragon, his uncle-a battle-hardened duke more than twice her age. Only then does Alexus Aragon begin to see her. The tears are gone. The weakness is gone. The woman who once loved him without restraint now looks at him with cold indifference-and it unsettles him. Attraction follows regret. Regret turns to obsession. For the first time, Alexus wants Adelaide... and for the first time, she wants nothing from him. He clings. He schemes. He tries to reclaim what he once scorned. But Adelaide does not turn back. This is not a story of forgiveness. It is a story of refusal. Of desire awakened too late. And of a woman who chooses herself-while the man who broke her watches her slip beyond his reach. Some loves are ungodly. Some regrets are eternal.

I died and woke up as Cryselle Argentum, a princess whose fate I already knew too well. This world was not unfamiliar to me. It was the setting of a novel I had once read, a tragic story where a neglected child grows into a misunderstood scholar and meets her end at the hands of her own father. Knowing that future, I resolved to survive by doing the opposite of what the story demanded. I would stay quiet, stay small, and stay out of sight. But the world did not allow me to remain unseen. I met Silas Argentum, my father, far earlier than I was ever meant to, and every interaction felt like walking on thin ice. Was he dangerous? Yes. Was he cruel? Perhaps. But he was also attentive in ways the novel never described. So tell me, if fate has already been written, what happens when the person meant to die decides to rewrite the story herself?

Alternative : 내가 죽은줄 알고 남편이 폭군이 되었습니다 Author(s) : Ming Boom, 밍부뭉 Artist(s) : Ruck, 러기 Serienne was a commoner maid who worked under Count Tremain. One day, her lost memories of the past 10 years flooded back to her. Her original name was Ashella de Ach. She was not a commoner, but a lady of the prestigious de Ach duchy, a household framed for an incident she barely escaped death from. After recalling her memories, she vowed to find her family and return to her beloved husband, the emperor of the empire, Lahadelt... "If you want to live, don't say a word or even take a breath that I can hear." However, he became a crazy tyrant feared by the entire empire. He was definitely the cute scaredy-cat she had loved, so what in the world happened in the last 10 years? "There's a rumor that the emperor lost his lover and went crazy." There's no way that's because of me, right? IMPORANT MESSAGE!! THIS IS JUST FOR OFFLINE READING PURPOSES ONLY!!

"There's a crazy monster in the North. It's best you don't cross the people there." Ravenna is the crazy monster. She once lived as the foolish villainess who chased the Crown Prince, envied the Saint, and turned the empire against her. When she was imprisoned, the only person who showed her mercy was the Northern Duke, who freed her. Only for him to be assassinated by the imperial family. On the day she dies from a mysterious, incurable illness, Ravenna begs for just one more chance. And when she opens her eyes again, she is back in time, standing in the courtroom where she is being accused. This time, instead of begging for the Crown Prince's love, she chooses to marry the Northern Duke. Everyone thinks she is still the jealous villainess. No one knows she remembers the future. No one knows she is dying from an illness. But they will know, she is here for the most cruel and wicked revenge.

Without even realizing, Nora had been living a sheltered life in the capital. Now it's time to enter Ilaria. ...But why is the main villain of the book with her?

"I only wanted to watch the story unfold... not become part of it." One morning, I awoke not as myself, but as a minor side character in my favorite novel-the quiet daughter of a Count destined to fade into the background. My plan was simple: stay out of trouble and enjoy the view as the heroine and her destined lover blossomed before my eyes. But fate had other ideas. The cold, dangerous Crown Prince-the very villain fated to bring chaos-set his sights on me. Now, instead of peacefully watching the love story I once adored, I find myself trapped in a dangerous game of obsession, desire, and a future that was never written in the book.