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"Now, show me a love worth risking your life for." Ellie had always played the part of the “good girl” everyone expected her to be. But that very nature backfired when her own sister stole the man she loved. Vowing never to fall in love again, Ellie dies shortly after in a tragic accident. At the edge of death, she strikes a deal with a beautiful, devilish boy to extend her life. The catch? She has just two months to find true love, or her time is up for good

Thisbe was tired of being the Saintess of Prophecy from day one. Years after being reincarnated into a novel, she navigates a new timeline where, instead of being a murderous has-been Saintess, she chooses peace. And yet she somehow still ends up framed for murder--by her own fiancé, no less! Determined to prove her innocence, gain her freedom, navigate her love life (and maybe help save the world in the process), Thisbe will clear her name not as a Saintess, but as the main character!

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Born powerless in a family of water awakeners, Riarte Elheim was sacrificed for her twin brother and met an untimely death. Reborn three years before her tragic end, she vows to abandon the family that betrayed her. With Mikhail Virche, the cunning heir of the Virche family, by her side, Riarte begins a new life—but will her second chance lead to freedom or ruin?

Grandma said that good things come to those who live honestly, but my life ended in some car accident. Luckily, I was given a second chance to live an upright life! And so I found myself in the body of Everdeen Usher, a woman who fled home to avoid marrying into a ducal house. Wait, I’m a noble?! Oh crap, my fiancé’s older brother is demanding I pay back the dowry my useless father took! With all the odds against me, can I live an honest life and reach a different ending this time?

Louise wants nothing more than to live a happy life with her husband, Reyard. She loves her husband so much even though he has never been faithful to her. She had to watch him bring home mistresses and pretend like she wasn’t bothered by it. After all, Reyard was never deceitful about his wishes. He told her that if she were to object to his lovers then their marriage would be over. Louise feels lower than low, so when Reyard insists that she take on a lover of her own… she does just that.