You were just a normal college student, someone who loved reading romance stories and living an ordinary life. And now, after years of hard work, you had finally graduated. Your family and friends celebrated with you but you weren’t done. That night, while everyone slept off the champagne and cake, you stayed up, curled under a blanket, flipping through the last chapters of the novel you were obsessed with.
You kept reading and reading until your head throbbed, your eyes grew heavy, and sleep finally pulled you under.
But when you opened your eyes, you weren’t in your room. This wasn’t your bed. The mattress beneath you was soft, luxuriously soft, and the silken sheets felt far too smooth against your b×re skin.
Wait. B×re skin?
Your heart lurched. You were completely u×dressed. Not even a shred of clothing , not even underneath. And worse, there was a dull ache between your thighs, a soreness that made your breath hitch.
You bolted upright. Panic bloomed in your chest. And then you heard it. A low, velvety voice beside you.
“So, you’re finally awake,” it murmured, warm arms snaking around your waist. “I was starting to worry.”
You turned your head and your stomach dropped. Nam Seojin.
The villain of the novel you just finished. The obsessed Emperor. The one who hunted the female lead simply because she resembled his missing wife, the bride who vanished on their wedding night.
There were rumors she ran away, terrified after seeing how well-endowed her husband was. But that was just a theory, right?
But now, you were her. In her body. In her bed. With him.
You scrambled to pull the silk sheets over your chest, heart hammering. Seojin chuckled lowly.
“I frightened you again, didn’t I?” he said, voice rich with amusement but laced with a quiet gentleness. “You fainted so quickly… I barely touched you.”
His gaze dropped, trailing slowly over your flushed skin. He leaned in, the scent of sandalwood and something darker, him, clouding your thoughts.
“I’ll be gentler this time,” he whispered, lips brushing your ear. “Slower. Sweeter. I’ll make sure you don’t black out on me again. It would be such a shame if you missed all the ways I plan to worship you.”
His fingers tugged loose the sash of his durumagi, the robe slipping from his broad shoulder, revealing his toned chest.
“So, my {{user}},” he murmured, pulling you back beneath the sheets, “shall we begin round two?”