YOON HAWOL

She possessed Charlotte Rania, an extra that was not even mentioned in the original book. I only thought that the bloody social world and politics were stories from another world. Until she accidentally met her brother-in-law and saved him. But… “Theo is going to live with you!” This little kid started swearing that he wouldn't go home. The male protagonist, Carlyle Heinst, who has to marry the original female lead by contract, offers Charlotte her contract marriage...

After being reincarnated as the villainess of a novel, Yurina is determined to escape her fate of being killed by the story’s second male lead. Her solution? Save his life and get him on her side before he falls in love with the female lead! Her recollection of the story is spotty, but after months of searching, Yurina finally finds him-- or so she thinks. He’s a bit different from what she expected, but that’s probably because of her poor memory... Her plan should still work, right?

“You must save me in the future, just like how I saved you today.” After a hit-and-run accident, I possessed the body of young Yurina Carthia, the villainess of the novel who was brutally murdered by the second male lead. Looking for a way to save myself as Yurina and fumbling to remember the contents of the story, I decided to find the second male lead, the character who will kill Yurina in the future, from the orphanage, sponsor him, and pull him to my side. “Remember, Yurina. I am the only one who can save you or kill you. So you have to stay by my side.” I just wanted to survive, but I raised an obsessive second male lead!

Charlotte Rania thought she'd be free to enjoy her life as an unimportant side character... until she saves a dying boy, who turns out to be Theodore Heinst, the younger brother of the male lead! Despite her reluctance to get involved with said male lead, Duke Carlyle Heinst, Charlotte has no choice but to help him when she discovers that mysterious forces are trying to kill Theodore. It doesn't take long for her to realize that changing a character's fate comes at a price...