The Villainess Became a Single Mother
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Estelle, a duchess who was repudiated by the crown prince, tries to live humbly as a commoner and works in a restaurant in a neighboring country. Six years later, she is raising the twin daughters of the late restaurant owner, Cocco and Mia, while running the business.One day, Frederick — claiming to be the twins’ brother and a duke — visits her. To protect the children from inheritance disputes, Estelle agrees to a fake engagement with him. But as the arrangement unfolds, secrets surface, emotions awaken, and what was meant to be a protective facade may become something genuine. Because Estelle doesn’t know she was originally the villainess in a game world, she’s unaware of her past role — making every alliance, every betrayal, and every affection more suspenseful.
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This seems like such a bad idea thay they spent most of a chapter trying to convince us that it's not 😂
The Queen will instantly see through it and pick them because she knows who FL is, and the Queen wanted FL to be the next queen anyways. The only way this plan isn't stupid is if its just ML trying to trick FL into helping him become King and also trap her as his wife, but at that point its pretty slimy instead.
Not a fan of ML creepily manipulating FL into physical intimacy.
I'm betting FL's parents won't actually recognize her, and if they don't that will be incredibly goddamn stupid, but that seems to be the tone of the writing in this one.
Damn, the queen be the top shit stirrer
Insert Surprise_mothatrucker.jpg meme here.
Yup the Queen knows just who she is and thinks she’s the best fit to rule just like when she was Roland’s fiancée.
So far, it’s a sweet heartwarming story. FL is a bit too delicate for me. She’s physically strong but she’s also a bit of a damsel in distress.