John Osborne has a promising career with the War Office and lacks for nothing. Except, possibly, a wife. Unfortunately, the woman he wants only has eyes for someone else. When a shared friend offers to help him win his love's heart--if only he will assist her on a case--he reluctantly agrees. He can put up with their grating presence if it affords him the chance of the happily ever after he so desperately craves. Lady Mary Kinson is happily counting down the days until she will officially be considered 'on the shelf'. Spinsterhood is looking rather appealing when getting married means giving up everything and trusting your husband to care for you. She'd rather use her dowry for a quiet life on her own. Until her younger sister does the unthinkable and Mary has to enlist the help of a friend to save her family from ruin.

She was betrayed by her own fiance and so-called best friend, died in their hand and all her fortune was swindled by them, she was reluctant to let go but her oozing blood didn't allow her to, she closed her eyes by cursing the two of them. Little did she knows, death is only the beginning. On her way to the underworld, she was suddenly bound by a system and had a deal with it. Ten Lifetimes, ten worlds, ten missions and she'll be grant an opportunity to go back to her original world and take her revenge. With a smile on her face, she took the missions and ready for her adventures! ORIGINAL SYNOPSIS "Here's the story how I met your father..." "Mother, we already heard it all!" "Well, the readers are not!" "Then tell them!" "Fine! Dear readers, this is how I met my husband, but before I begin could you please make some comments or leave some stars to motivate me, you see my children don't care about me anymore and my husband are too clingy so I could only hope you all, okay without further ado, please opened this story as I tell you my adventure!" ---------------- #English not my first language #Amateur Writer #All chapter is not PROOFREAD #Original Work

The story starts with "Once upon a time" and ends up with "She died with her head unattached to her body." And her world did not end with a bang, or a scream but rather in one small sob.