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“Imperial consort? Why should I be that? Who are you to make me a concubine?”
I thought I had perfectly changed the original story. Until right before the marriage announcement with the male lead from the original story, when the Emperor arranged for the original female lead and male lead to be joined in what he called a political marriage.
The original male lead, Gerik, tells me to be patient because he will make me his imperial consort later, but it seems suspicious no matter how I look at it.
How is that a political marriage? Am I the only one who sees it as a love marriage?
Anyone can see he abandoned his fiancée and fell for another woman, right?
Erika has doubts, but no one gives her a satisfactory answer.
Moreover, everyone just tells her to wait a little longer as if being an imperial consort is some kind of official position.
So she made a decision. The political marriage that seems like the destiny of nobles—she would try it herself and judge.
Erika chooses Fourth Prince Ion, with whom she has had a bad relationship since childhood, to prove what a political marriage is.
But after signing the contract, Ion becomes a completely different person.
Looking at her with honey-dripping eyes is just the beginning; he brings her exactly what she wants even without her saying it. Furthermore,
“This restaurant is mine.”
“This place is mine too.”
“And this one too……”
Ion, who was struggling without any backing during the imperial succession battle, turns out to be a capable man?
Is this what they call trading in a clunker for a Benz?
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