Reborn as the Villain in a Romance Fantasy
'A self-centric Female Lead, lost-in-love Male Leads, and useless extras who will die. On top of it, this world will not be here for long because of that ancient threat. So, what should I do now?' What kind of world was a world of Female-Oriented Fantasy romance? One filled with tinted glass and roses? Life should have been easy here, right? Wrong! Layla had read this book before, and she knew what happened. "Those useless leads left this world in a shamble! I need to do something about it before it gets destroyed. If I am going to live here, I need to ensure this world stays alive long enough. Who has time for romance when the world will end soon?" Her goal was set, and her life was laid out. Layla was going to use whatever she could to secure her second life. Everyone was a useful piece from here on, and Layla used them well to achieve her end goal. This might be a world based on a fantasy romance, but she would ensure it would not repeat it's ending. ______ Note: It has a strong Female Protagonist as the MC. No romance, no harem, no yuri.
Ch 194: A wealthy customer - Part 2
The news of Layla staying in the inn spread like wildfire. People knew that someone with a lot of money was steering into the local 'luxury' inn and had brought the whole place out.
It made people feel envious, and a lot of them decided to rob her and take her things away.
The inn owner heard all these rumors and was afraid that her inn would suffer greatly because of what was about to happen soon.
She did not have enough power or resources to stop these people. The only thing she could do was try her luck before these people came and robbed her customer.
That way, she would be safe and rich, even after what was about to happen. And none of the rumors would hurt her long-term.
'My customer also looks like she has a hefty bank account. I should get her to sign me as a benefactor so I can keep using her funds. It won't be difficult to get someone like her to sign some papers under the guise of them being a condition of staying at my inn.'