♡̷̸⁩ notes: title and cover changed. avoid voting! ┈ ❥︎ synopsis I was reincarnated as a daughter of the count's family and the young one-sided lover of the male lead who recuperated as a child. The daughter is a small-time villain who tried to separate the male lead and female lead which caused her family to get ruined. It's a cozy life that I got, but I can't let my family get involved in other people's love affairs. So I was trying to get a decent distance from the male lead, who's been recuperating, but he keeps picking a fight. "Cassis, go to the kitchen and complain about the side dishes." "What? Mmph!" "Ogugu~ You eat well." "Mmmmph!" "Huh? What? You want some carrots? Okay." For your information, carrots are the food that Cassis hates the most. *** Whenever I met him, the male lead started to look sad, as if he had grown attached to me while we were bickering loudly. Besides, the way he looks at me is getting weird? "Evelyn, do you want me to get better soon?" "Of course I do. Then you won't have to do this bothersome thing." "....I wish it could keep hurting." "You really. What are you talking about? I don't like it." I said a lot of mean things to get rid of him because we had to break apart anyway. But it backfired...? "Evelyn. I'm hurt." "Did I do something wrong to you, Cassis?" "No?" But why do you keep getting hurt...? I'm screwed. The male lead doesn't intend to go home. And why are you fighting with the female lead over me?! ❥︎ story is not mine!

Rights and responsibilities is the 2014 theme of National History Day Contest, a broad topic. And I chose to write a just as broad topic of human rights. What are human rights? Is it to prove we're human? Prove that we're humans are right? Or to tell us apart from aliens? Though, now that I think of it, all extraterrestrial beings should have rights as well, but let's just have the Men in Black deal with that- But before getting off of topic, let's focus back on this. As you read about this, think about these questions (not the alien one, unless you want to). Think about what it takes to not only be human, to act like one too. And after you read this, think to yourself. Do you have the right to be human? This essay won first place for the 2014 National History Day essay contest in California.