Countess Rorona Ryus died in an accident. The news came the day after her fiancé, the crown prince, called off their engagement. Rorona was accused of mistreating her sister, a crime she did not commit, but she accepted the blame without rebuttal. She was found dead in an overturned carriage on a suburban street, her face tragically smashed in. When Rorona's sister learned of her death, she was delighted. "The prince is now mine," she said. The prince laughed, "I wish she had died sooner." But they had no idea what Rorona's death would bring.
 
(Source: Regina Bunko, translated)

Countess Rorona Ryus died in an accident. The news came the day after her fiancé, Bellveut, called off their engagement. Rorona was accused of mistreating her sister, a crime she had no right to be accused of, but she accepted the blame without hesitation. She was found dead in an overturned carriage on a suburban street, her face smashed in. When Rorona's sister learned of her death, she was delighted. "Bellveut is now hers," she said. Bellveut laughed. I wish she had died sooner. But little did they know that Rorona's death would not bring them the good fortune they expected...
 
(Source: AlphaPolis, translated)

Seina Isolde is a socialite with a villainous reputation. She was accused of bullying the crown princess, taking advantage of her role as the crown prince's fiancee. When the scandal broke, their engagement was broken off, and she took her own life. But then, an anonymous letter claims that Seina Isolde was murdered. Aria, the prime minister's daughter, is assigned to investigate. After she interviews the people involved, what emerges is a surprisingly picture of Seina. Seina had been used and exploited by the people around her, and she was forced to hide her true self and act like a villainess instead. Why did she have to die? And who sent the letter? As Aria searches for the truth, things take a dramatic turn…! 
 
(Source: Alphapolis, translated)

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