After four years of a political marriage, Fiona was finally blessed with a child. However, her happiness was short-lived. A tragic fall down the stairs caused her to lose the baby, and she was left unable to conceive again. This incident led to her divorce, as her husband chose to leave her, taking their unborn child and giving himself to his mistress.... more>>

Devastated by the betrayal and loss, Fiona fell into deep despair. However, she soon learned that the Jorvia Ducal Household was searching for a caretaker for their infant heir. Deciding to take the position, she began her new life caring for the adorable young boy. Slowly but surely, Fiona’s broken heart started to heal.

During this time, Fiona’s dedication and kindness deeply moved Duke Asher, who began to grow closer to her. He soon showered both Fiona and the child with genuine affection.

However, at a royal ball Fiona attended with Asher, she was confronted by her ex-husband and his mistress. The woman, smiling smugly, declared, “Thanks to you, I’m so happy now.” Adding insult to injury, Fiona was mocked as being “barren” and told she had “no worth as a woman.”

But how will Fiona respond to such cruelty—and will Asher stand by her side? <<less

I, Willow Radgem, and Emuria Radgem are cousins. Emuria is the daughter of my father's older brother and a marquess. In contrast, I am the daughter of a earl, belonging to a lower rank.... more>>

Since our fathers are brothers and we are the same age, we were raised like sisters. We frequently visited each other's mansions, played, studied, and went out together. Now that we attend the academy in the capital, we even share the same townhouse.

Because of these circumstances, Emuria is both my cousin and my best friend. For a noblewoman with few playmates, having such a person was very much appreciated.

But there is one troublesome habit she has. That is, she often imitates me.

From dresses to hairstyles, makeup, hair ornaments, school bags, and even ribbons on our uniforms – everything was imitated.

Even the beautifully delicate glass fountain pen, the leather notebook, and the secretly carried gold pocket watch were all copied.

However, she does it without any ill intentions. On the contrary, she doesn't even realize she's imitating; she thinks she found and acquired them because she liked them.

Will she also like the man who i will like? <<less