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WARNING: MATURE CONTENT

CHAPTER EXCERPT

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“Wait, someone might see.” Charlton said, recalling the glass window.

“I’m prepared for that.” Serena replied as she bent to open her bag on the floor and then took out a film like looking sticker. “I found this at the market yesterday.”

“I must say that I’m ill-prepared for this.” He noted as he furrowed his brows.

Serena stood up and gave him the sticker. Then she placed her right hand on the bulge of his pants, directly gripping his erection. “Well, I must say that you’re not. Now, do place the sticker on the window.”

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Serena Chen lived a life filled with love and success, while devoid of any hardship. So, when it was time to go, she went peacefully.

However, as if fate was playing its game on her, she opened her eyes again only to discover that she has transmigrated as Serena Maxwell, the villainess in the novel "A Cinderella story in Victorian fantasy era" written by her very own granddaughter.

Set in a Victorian-esque era, Serena Lilianne Maxwell was the only daughter of the Ducal house of Maxwell. She was rich, beautiful, a little haughty, and the fiancé of the crown prince. Every lady wants to be her, but sadly, the crown prince, Geoffrey, fell in love with Emily Evans, the daughter of an impoverished Baron. 

Seeing how young and beautiful she was again, her only thought was, since she already lived her past life as a normal decent lady, why not live as a semi-wanton lady of the era to fulfill her fantasies? 

Thus, she set her sights on her first target, Charlton Daniel, the only son of the duke of Suffox, cousin of the crown prince, and the original novel's second male lead. 

After some twists and turns, like any other sappy romantic story, the two inevitably fell in love. However, contrary to the novel's original plot, Geoffrey, the crown prince, who Serena was still  politically engaged to, fell for her. It would have been less complicated if the engagement was not one ordained by the king, but it was.

With this situation, what would Charlton and Serena have to do and what sacrifices must they make, to get to their happily ever after? 

Join them to find out.

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This novel will have romance, adventure, comedy, friendship, betrayal, politics, drama, smut, and so much more. 

(This will be a feast for historical drama and music lovers)

Just for clarification, the world Serena transmigrated to is a Victorian-esque era so it's not exactly historically accurate. Timelines may be jumbled specially when it comes to some technological advances, but I try to keep them as realistic as possible. 

BTW, if anyone is curious about the age, this is more historically accurate. People in Victorian era marries on average, 26 for male, and never dropped lower than 22 for female.

PS Cover art not mine, just edited by me
PSS This is an original story I wrote

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I also wish to thank Stephanie who made this MV for our Serena Charlton ship.

If anyone’s interested, please just search in youtube:

Serena charlton against all odds 

Or if you are geoffrey serena shipper she also made these MVs:

Geoffrey & Serena part(1)
Geoffrey & Serena part(2)
Geoffrey & Serena part(3)
and
Geoffrey & Serena part (4)

Thank you!!!

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Volume 3 will be dark so if you dont like then just stop reading in volume 2.

Making the second male lead fall in love with me, the villainess

"Then, Lord Umbridge, will you please?" he asked politely.

Umbridge, cornered, was given no choice but to hand the article to Charlton. He can only pray for his soul. This might already be the end for him and his rebellious thoughts. He was not reconciled to end this way, but what can he do? He can only lament for being caught so early in the game and could only wish that his brothers would prosper for their cause.

Charlton started reading the article which talked about political ideals. It stated that they should abolish absolute monarchy and should establish a republic. The explanations were very clear and appealing. However, by doing so, it also inexorably spoke of the drawbacks of the current regime. 'Really, a republic? I assumed they only wanted constitutional monarchy.' He thought.

Chapter 216: The Times, Normandy IV