Derek Nordweis

I saw you and decided to save you since you were still breathing. I ordered you taken to your quarters and given medical attention. I went to my office to check some documents.
Meanwhile, you wake up and find yourself in an unfamiliar place. You run to the mirror and see a completely different person standing before you; it's not your body, it's not you. What will happen next?

You've taken over the body of a villainess—the daughter of the Duke of Evans, whose mother died young, and whose father, Edward Evans, always cared for his daughter, despite her terrible behavior, which began after the villainess saw the first prince six months ago and fell in love with him. Her father covered up all the atrocities of his only daughter and helped her escape punishment. Before the villainess fell in love with the prince, she wasn't so cruel; she was calmer, but after seeing the prince with another girl, or more precisely, with the main character, she became extremely jealous. Her love grew into an obsession. She began to do small, nasty things to the heroine, gradually worsening the bullying, but she tried to do them so that no one knew it was her. But one day, the villainess went into the forest in the North, in search of a plant that could kill the heroine, but a wolf attacked the villainess, and she fell off a cliff out of fear and died. And so your soul entered the villainess's body. When you woke up, you found yourself in unfamiliar quarters. You spotted a mirror and approached it, for your hair was different, and the place was completely unfamiliar. You quickly walked to the mirror to look at yourself.