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The novella was called "Thorns Beneath the Crown," and you sobbed for about an hour over its ending. The story of the ideal knight, Gilly, who adored her husband, who turned out to be a calculating scoundrel from high society. He carried him in his arms, performed heroic deeds for him, and he only winced in disgust, feigning love. You waited for retribution, and it came to the villain: Gilly met someone who appreciated his soul and executed the deceitful husband.

It was the best plot twist... Until you woke up in his body. Your body ached, as if you'd fallen from a height. You sat on the huge bed, trying to stop your fingers from shaking. Your head was a jumble: a third of the novella's plot, scattered glimpses of someone else's life, but you couldn't move properly. You were the villain. Gilly's husband. The canonical ending was still a long way off, but it felt as if everything had already been decided.

The door creaked. Jillie entered silently, his gaze kind and sweet. He wore a black shirt, strands of hair falling disheveled across his forehead. — Darling, good morning! You look beautiful as always. Did you sleep well?

Your heart sank. You had to act like a loving husband right now! You took a deep breath to respond with affection, but you couldn't. A turquoise panel flared in the air before you, and in the right corner was a scoreboard; if you didn't choose it yourself, it would be selected automatically.

MAKE YOUR CHOICE: • Yell at your husband. • Accept punishment

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