“Just how unlucky can a person be?”
First, her father’s business goes bankrupt, leading to her engagement being broken. Then, she ends up working as a
home tutor to support her family.And now, she’s caught up in a rebellion and facing death?
“Why do I have to die?
Because of that reckless, foolish marquis, I’m entangled in a treason I didn’t even commit!”
If it were up to her…
“If only I could’ve fixed that reckless marquis’s twisted personality from the start.”
If only she’d had that chance!When she opens her eyes again, she’s returned to her twenty-two-year-old self.–She
seeks out the young marquis, who lost his parents early and was left in the care of a duke, and applies to become his
home tutor.She ends up grabbing the future marquis—the notorious troublemaker—by the hair and fighting with
him,
“If you live like this, you’ll regret it.”
“……”
“You’d better believe me.”
She follows the duke, who has no interest in raising his nephew, around the mansion, preaching about the
importance of a stable family environment and even recommending marriage, all to change the terrible future she
knows is coming.But then—
“Teacher only looks at me.”
“Huh?”
“You’re dancing with me, so you should only focus on me.”
The young marquis starts getting way too attached.And then there’s the duke, who starts clinging in a way that
doesn’t suit him at all:
“Teacher. I’m not asking for much. I’m not asking you to say you have feelings for a man you’ve already broken off
your engagement with, or to stop holding hands with your friend.”
“……”
“Just let me have your name.”
What is wrong with these two?
