Summary

“Wait,someonemightsee.”Charltonsaid,recallingtheglasswindow.

“I’mpreparedforthat.”Serenarepliedasshebenttoopenherbagonthefloorandthentookoutafilmlikelookingsticker.“Ifoundthisatthemarketyesterday.”

“ImustsaythatI’mill-preparedforthis.”Henotedashefurrowedhisbrows.

Serenastoodupandgavehimthesticker.Thensheplacedherrighthandonthebulgeofhispants,directlygrippinghiserection.“Well,Imustsaythatyou’renot.Now,doplacethestickeronthewindow.”

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SerenaChenlivedalifefilledwithloveandsuccess,whiledevoidofanyhardship.So,whenitwastimetogo,shewentpeacefully.

However,asiffatewasplayingitsgameonher,sheopenedhereyesagainonlytodiscoverthatshehastransmigratedasSerenaMaxwell,thevillainessinthenovel"ACinderellastoryinVictorianfantasyera"writtenbyherveryowngranddaughter.

SetinaVictorian-esqueera,SerenaLilianneMaxwellwastheonlydaughteroftheDucalhouseofMaxwell.Shewasrich,beautiful,alittlehaughty,andthefiancéofthecrownprince.Everyladywantstobeher,butsadly,thecrownprince,Geoffrey,fellinlovewithEmilyEvans,thedaughterofanimpoverishedBaron.

Seeinghowyoungandbeautifulshewasagain,heronlythoughtwas,sinceshealreadylivedherpastlifeasanormaldecentlady,whynotliveasasemi-wantonladyoftheeratofulfillherfantasies?

Thus,shesethersightsonherfirsttarget,CharltonDaniel,theonlysonofthedukeofSuffox,cousinofthecrownprince,andtheoriginalnovel'ssecondmalelead.

Aftersometwistsandturns,likeanyothersappyromanticstory,thetwoinevitablyfellinlove.However,contrarytothenovel'soriginalplot,Geoffrey,thecrownprince,whoSerenawasstillpoliticallyengagedto,fellforher.Itwouldhavebeenlesscomplicatediftheengagementwasnotoneordainedbytheking,butitwas.

Withthissituation,whatwouldCharltonandSerenahavetodoandwhatsacrificesmusttheymake,togettotheirhappilyeverafter?