To the Husband Who Didn’t Hold Me on Our Wedding Night — From Today On, I’m Becoming a Villainess!
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Naive and sweet, the heroine thought marrying her first love would mean bliss — but on their wedding night, her husband doesn’t embrace her and instead seems interested in someone else.Heartbroken and confused, she decides that “from today on, if I’m going to survive this, I’ll become a villainess!” — only to find that becoming a villainess doesn’t come naturally to her!Rather than spiraling into bitterness, she ends up growing closer to her husband, discovering what true affection means as they slowly open their hearts to one another.This is a sweet, compact romance in a single‑volume, one‑shot style, blending light dramatic twists, emotional growth, and adorable couple chemistry.
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One shot. Short, sweet, looks like it's part of an anthology but it was posted separately from it. Kind of confused by the ending with the maids gossiping, think there might be a mistranslation or the bubbles or names got shuffled around. Anyone understand what's going on there?
There were a couple translation errors- I think the maids were essentially saying that the maid was sent to marry that man as retaliation, because Cecil really loves his wife. Sometimes they mix up personal pronouns, so they either meant 'Remina, her husband is...', or 'Remina, Cecil did that...' but i think both were to insinuate that they suspected the marriage was punishment, not a boon
I see. I read it as the maid was already married to that man and working as a maid simultaneously, and was using the job as a way to stay away from him. But I think your interpretation is correct.
So they employed Remina in a high ranking noble household, despite knowing she was a compulsive liar, and were then surprised when her lying caused a problem?