The villainess is... Is she?
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Claire Luna is a highschool girl in an international school and caught up in a situation which led her to be transmigrated to a novel she read during her childhood. In the body of the labelled villain character in the novel, Clair Lune, Claire try to live and lead a better life for her future.
"Ahh! I told you not to come but you keep coming, don't blame me for defending myself!" The girl in front of her shivered in fear and tears up.
Claire minds went blank as she stared at the girl that started to cried pitifully that can moved others to immediately go and protect her. 'What the...Is this for real? What is this situation?" The thing is, is she really the villain that everyone think of, or what?
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Original work! Contain a lot of fluff and sweet moments >///<, and annoying characters •_•
I hope you enjoy reading to the fullest like how I enjoy writing it >///<
And also, pardon if there are any grammatical error as english is not my first language and my greatest/skilled
First work, considered as my debut piece!
All the pictures is not mine and taken from pinterest, credit to the rightful owner of the beautiful art. <3
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