Adele garnered the reputation of a notorious villainess due to rumors of poisoning her elderly marquis husband. Shunned by the noble society, her life was nothing but solitude. However, her life takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with her childhood friend, Kristen. Kristen has grown into a celebrated war hero-his boyish charm replaced by an aura of power and mystery. Beneath this hardened exterior, however, he is a wild, silver wolf: fiercely passionate and relentless in his pursuit of love. Hung up over her complicated past and unsavory reputation, Adele finds herself unable to reciprocate Kristen's advances. Even so, the beast won't let her rest until he claims the love he seeks. All Rights Reserved Written by Saein Lee.

Isn't it said that you should give away what you don't use? After losing my life, I became the Villainess in a novel I didn't even finish. That was alright; I had asked for this second chance, after all. Even if I didn't think my desperate pleas were going to be answered like this, I would not waste this chance. Living with my family was comfortable, but my ambitions were big. Still, the first thing to do was to evade the death flags. For that, I have to evade the Crown Prince at all costs. As a commoner, if he sees me and takes me as a concubine like in the original, it will be very troublesome. But what is this!? Didn't my parents tell you I was sick? Go away and enjoy the festival, and leave me alone! We don't know each other! If he is so insistent on taking me with him, then there is no other choice: I will run away from home! Mother, father, Lanto...I'm sorry. I hope your heads don't roll because of this. I sincerely enjoyed our time together. I learnt a lot from my father. Maybe becoming a wandering witch is not so bad... ... Isn't this how reincarnation stories usually go? With an obsessed male lead who suddenly shows interest in the reincarnated protagonist? But I'm completely honest when I say I will never marry or fall in love with this dude. And no, it's not just the usual 'protagonist who will later be proved wrong' talk. I will not let this become a cliche, damn it!