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With little opportunity to experience life to the fullest, Layla was born into a poor household and spent her entire life working in order to care for her basic needs. She eventually overworked herself to death.

When she opened her eyes, she imagined being greeted by an angel who would accompany her to paradise and expecting to see nothing but white clouds around. Instead, she woke up in a luxurious bedroom that was ten times larger than her studio apartment.

That wasn't all, either! In the mirror, she noticed a reflection that wasn't hers.

She possessed a different body and eventually accept her faith.

The persona she was inhabiting was Ophelia Lockhart, a socially awkward beauty who spent the most of her life in a massive mansion.

An unmentioned character in a book entitled "In the Power of Love", that Layla adored. 

 As soon as Layla entered her favorite book, she learned information that was left out of the text and that would alter the way she perceived the novel.

What did she uncover, exactly?

Live My Next Life to The Fullest

After the meeting among the lords of the noble households, the people dispersed after the meeting was concluded, not because their gathering was done but to get ready for the banquet hall that would take place that night.

Ophelia also went back to the room she was occupying during her stay in the royal palace to get ready for the banquet.

She has a composed and calm demeanor as she strides in the hallway of the royal palace, and as she arrives in her designated room, she walks in. As soon as the door closed behind her, Ophelia's composure crumbled as she lost the strength of her leg as she sat on the carpeted floor, her hands placed on her head as if she were going crazy.

Contrary to the admirable image she was portraying outside the chamber, Ophelia's true emotions were now on full display in the privacy of her room. The weight of the upcoming banquet and the pressure to maintain her composed facade had finally taken their toll on her.

Chapter 159: Mission