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Hanni Pham is a walking disaster. Kim Minji is a walking reminder not to be. When the messy freshman songwriter and the composed senior vocalist are forced to work together, chaos meets control - and sparks start flying (even if they both pretend not to notice).

The most feared CEO in Seoul walked into a tiny bakery at midnight. The baker didn't recognize her, didn't flinch, and told her she looked tired. Nobody talks to Kim Minji like that. She hasn't stopped coming back.

Minji wakes up in the body of a doomed villainess from a novel she once read, with exile, humiliation, and a guillotine waiting at the end. Her solution? Stay away from the heroine, Hanni Ruise Hazelwood, and rewrite her fate. Easy, right? Not when Hanni keeps appearing everywhere she goes, saving her from danger, sharing tea, and slowly seeing through the cold villainess act Minji desperately tries to maintain. What begins as an annoying rivalry soon becomes stolen moments, unexpected jealousy, and a kiss neither of them planned. But with a vengeful Duchess, a ruthless Queen, and an Inquisitor who knows Minji's fate, rewriting the story won't be easy. Maybe the villainess isn't meant to die. Maybe she's meant to fall in love.