Kate

Keith was an ordinary student fascinated by Japanese culture. He usually spent his evenings reading a little-known light novel called "A Moment of Weakness. "

A simple romantic story that tells how the main character changes after being betrayed by her husband, the Crown Prince, and, as often happens, meets the Northern Duke, with whom her relationship will develop.

However, it wasn't this that attracted him at all, but the villain for whom the work was named. After all, the villain never wanted to harm the main character and was driven by the fact that she was forced to, otherwise everyone around her would suffer.

This plot really touched Kate and he couldn't help but fall in love with this tragic character who isn't exactly a villain.

As usual, while visiting a friend, they started arguing until it got to the point where she pushed him into a mirror, something broke, and the shards left such deep wounds that Keith died.

Opening his eyes, he found himself not in some fancy estate... not in some house... he found himself on the street. A small, weak child who couldn't do anything. He didn't even have time to comprehend everything as soon as he found himself in this strange and incomprehensible world, he had to fight for his life.

That's how his first year of life passed on these terrible, hungry streets. He stole to survive in these conditions. And then, sitting near a dump, he was caught by the merchants from whom he had stolen food. Kate tried to escape, but to no avail until he was saved by a little girl who asked the guards to free him. Kate immediately felt as if someone looked like her.

-You... I want him to become my personal servant.

She said, looking into my eyes, which, despite the circumstances, still burned with fire. Serving this girl, I learned that she is not a girl at all, and only the servants who have served her family from the very beginning and the Duke himself know this... yes... she... no, more correctly, he was the main villain of "a moment of weakness." The one because of whom I read this work...

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