'Who Made Me A Princess' was a popular manhwa and novel about a girl named Athanasia who had reincarnated into the world of the novel, 'A Lovely Princess'. In A Lovely Princess, Athanasia was unable to gain the affections of her tyrant father, the emperor Claude. Instead, those affections went to her 'half-sister', Jennette, who in fact was not actually her sister due to past shenanigans. However, in Who Made Me A Princess, Athanasia had successfully captured her father's affections. Yet somehow, Jennette is still depicted as the villain. "Ahh. This is unfair. I wish I could be there for her, for that lonely little girl." Kristina, with that single wish, found herself waking up as maid working in the Alpheus Household? Perhaps she can change fate, or at least, become the family the young Jennette yearned for so much. **small warning for birth scene in chapter one and intense bullying scene in chapter twelve [#1 in JennetteMargarita] [#1 in FamilyDynamics] [#1 in SuddenlyBecameAPrincess]

A girl transmigrated into our all time favorite manhwa, Who Made Me a Princess; but not as the protagonist, Athanasia. She instead, transmigrated into Penelope Judith's body, who is also known as the greedy seductress. What happens now? Will she find a way to ensure her survival and secure Athanasia's happiness this time, or will she fail in her mission and let the story take its course, ultimately resulting in her would-be daughter being used as a political tool.

the waynes are the most elite family in gotham city. news reporters adore them, villains hate them, and groupchats descend into chaos because of them.

Tony Stark is convinced by his family friend Obadiah Stane to adopt a kid in order to improve the tarnished image of Stark Industries. The media always loves a soft, single dad, so it's perfect to get the PR they need. Pepper is enraged. Rhodey is disappointed. Happy is confused. All of this, Tony expected. What he doesn't expect is to bring home a kind-hearted, intelligent, four-year-old kid named Peter who slowly gets him to come out of his egocentric shell.