Contract Marriage with the Villain Who Will Kill Me

I was reincarnated as Rohana, a supporting character who, despite being the fiancée of the male lead, the crown prince, wishes for his happiness with the heroine and is killed by the villain. To avoid my death, I decided to become the crown prince’s true lover this time, and I thought I had twisted the original plot just like that… but… “Rohana, say hello. This is Aurelia.” One day, shortly before the wedding, a shocking event occurred. The original heroine appeared as the crown prince’s secret lover. I tried to break off the engagement and run away, but then Duke Delcliff, whom I thought was the mastermind for my death in the original story, suddenly proposed to me…? “Make a contract with me. I will divorce you.” Mentioning divorce, no less. …Can I really trust this man? ▶ A brief preview “Now that my business with you is over, has Aurelia returned?” A face that seemed to crumble stared at her. It was a face of disbelief. Then it quickly turned as cold as ice. “Rohana, Aurelia is only here temporarily.” A rough sigh escaped from Rohana’s lips. Rohana shook her head. She didn’t want to hear it. Rohana exhaled with a frown. “You and Bardi Rentworth… are truly pathetic humans.” “Rohana.” She didn’t want to hear it. “You saw me run away too…” Rohana murmured. The moment she was caught by him on the day of the coronation felt as vivid as yesterday. “Why did you have to be so mean about a subject that involved a contract marriage?” Tears fell to the floor past her chin. Memories of the kiss that felt like a burn, the fingertips, the nights that were heated even in the cold winter, all tore through her heart. At that moment, a hoarse voice rang out. “I…” How much time had passed? When Rohana lifted her head, she saw him. “You can’t imagine that I did it out of love, can you?” Rohana’s breath stopped for a moment. The sound that reached her ears slowly settled in her mind. “I…” His low voice was filled with pain like a needle. “I did it because I fell in love with you.”