Exclusively for the Villain Lord
He ruffled my hair and smirked, “Silly girl, come find me when you're older. When you’re ready.” And he disappeared. ** Kim Aera, a college student working on her essay about the villain Lord Eros and his enemy King Augustus, in a famous novel called To Be Loved, but ending up transmigrating herself in the novel as an orphan who turned out out to be Princess Asteria, a descendant of King Augustus and the sister of the male lead Crown Prince Apollo. On her 18th birthday, every prince around from other kingdom went to Ardis kingdom to be her husband, each having their gifts to show their love. However, Princess Asteria wanted nothing but to run away from her suitors, ending up kidnapped by a strange man named Anteros who says that she possesses incredibly rare magic, and Anteros asked her to revive the legend and dangerous dark mage, Lord Eros, the villain of the story. As Lord Eros lived again, she ends up diving deeper into his past. And what's more, the second lead Prince Galician was supposed to go to the female lead but ended up chasing her. How can she return to the real world with the dark mage tailing behind her back, brothers, and countless almost-death situations from the king’s concubine? To Lord Eros, she was the future. To her they were the past that she mistakenly brought up and caused chaos in the story, entrapping her. (UNEDITED)
An Older Brother's Perspective
Prince Apollo's POV
The stack of papers and files I had to go through for the day kept on getting higher and higher day by day. I glanced at the window. Oh. It's morning already. I haven't had a wink of sleep yet from yesterday's events.
The sun had glistened on my face, but that doesn't bother me.
What matters to me is that the palace is in chaos. The court is in chaos.
And my mind, heart, and body are in chaos.
My sister…after her disappearance, I couldn't even catch a wink of sleep worrying. She's just a delicate young girl. Although stubborn, spoiled, and sometimes wild, she still needs help from me. She knows she can count on me.
And what if she's kidnapped and waiting for me?
The court is pressuring me to find her instantly. Yet I wonder why they are more focused on getting her than attending to the issues of the kingdom at hand. There must be something they are hiding from us. From me.