Do We Need Romance for a Happy Ending?
The first time, Yuria de Hollant was madness.
Mad with love, mad with jealousy, mad with hate.
Consumed by jealousy and hatred, she was ruined.
Like the wicked women in fairy tales.
The second time, Han Seola was miserable.
Abandoned by her parents, rejected by people.
With a little hope tasted at the end of despair, she fell.
Like grasping a rotten rope from the very beginning.
The third time, it was Yuria de Hollant again.
But this time was different.
She would not go mad with love, nor with jealousy, nor with hate.
She would not be abandoned, and she would not be rejected.
She would draw a conclusion while tasting hope within hope.
At least, that was what she thought.
Not until she realized she had only two weeks left before execution.
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