Olivia DeMarcus is the only daughter of Marquis and Marchioness DeMarcus, and best friend to Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte Evenette VonRone. It was a nice and peaceful life that is until Olivia recalls her past life and remembers that her new life was the setting of R18+ novel titled Autumn Leaves. In the novel the female protagonist is placed in all sorts of lewd and lascivious situations. The most lewd being the beginning of the novel where she's abducted by the Demon King. However what befalls Olivia? To her unfortunate dismay Olivia is destined to die: poisoned by a lovesick fool aiming to kill the princess. To save herself and her dear friend, Olivia will do whatever it takes to change the story and her fate. However not all stories can be changed. Manwha inspired story. So I read a lot of Manhwas and really just had to try and write my own :p this was completely spontaneous so please don't be too harsh lol. Cover Art is Not Mine*

WARNING! R-19 Not my story, for offline purposes only Summary : No! Please don't!" He moved his hand smoothly over Vivian's arm and swiftly swept her lips against his. Charmed by her tiny defiance, he slid his hand and stopped precisely under her curvy waist. "Ah... ... !" "What's wrong? You knew it would come to this as well." Though his words were intimidating, his touch was full of warmth. As if his temporary blindness was just a lie, his hands were vigorously seeking out her weaknesses and began his ruthless attack on them one after another. Vivian was unable to stop her moans under the hands of his lascivious and stimulating touches. On the very same bed that she had first climbed up to nurse his health, now it was herself that had been laid flatly to be enjoyed by him. Even though she knew that the quiver she felt in her lower abdomen was wrong, she couldn't help but to crave for his touch even more. "We are going to marry later, anyway." He smiled sweetly as he kissed Vivian. Alas, Vivian was silently crying inside. The Grand Duke wasn't aware that despite in a dream, she was never the fiancée whom he will be married to. She was merely a stranger.