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Being Loved By Devils

She is the poison but tasty. No wonder these five men are dying to drink that tasty poison. ~~~~~~~~ Asteria, the famous business woman who died in her early age. She reborn into a shy girl's body who lacked confidence and scared of people, Mara Athena. She recognized that name well because it was a side character of a romance novel who died in early age. Asteria had read that novel once but disliked it. However, she reborn as the side character of her disliked novel. "I need to get rich and healthy.." Asteria lived as Mara Athena for months and created strong bonds with perilous men. After living as Mara Athena, she started dreaming about the Fifth Princess who died in her lover's hands. The dreams repeated as she began to question herself for feeling familiar with the dreams. In the end, Asteria found out that there was a world which was waiting for her to return. Will she return to that world and take a revenge on everyone who made her suffer? (English is not my first language so there will be errors in my books. I apologize for those)

Hera_Cordelia · Fantasie
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"Here! Your favorite grapes!"

Maude smiled and chewed the grapes, spitting out the seeds into her son's palm. While the young woman was peeling the apple beside the man. They two looked like a married couple taking care of mother who was hospitalized.

"I think you two should get married!" Out of nowhere, Maude spoke out loud excitedly, grinning at the young woman. Her words caused Mara to furrow her brows and look up at the man's mother in surprise. Her hand stopped peeling the apple.

How could Maude say such a thing with an innocent grin like a pure child? Did she even notice that Oliver did not like Mara in that way? It was how the young woman believed. She thought Oliver just loved her in a friendly way or siblings way.

Oliver was speechless, lowering his head to hide the flushed face from the young woman. His mother really was unpredictable. Words which escaped her lips were unexpected all the time. He could never guess what she would say.