I Transmigrated as Thea, and I Refuse to Fall

Watching her father and brother being buried, Thea Quinn, who has gained the memories of someone who transmigrated, is deeply worried about her and her mother's safety.

To survive until the main story of Arrow begins, Laura tries to come clean to her scheming father, Malcolm, about who she really is and save her own life. But she never expected her father to have designs on her!

Luckily, her mother confronts him in time and stops him from carrying out his crazy idea.

But now, having just overheard everything from outside the bedroom, how is she supposed to face this melodramatic family-reunion scene?

Laura says: And now, please enjoy my performance.

Then, right in front of her father, Laura performs a classic routine: she drops the cup in her hand, stares blankly, then turns and runs away, leaving home to drown her sorrows.

It is simply a flawless performance.

Laura: Call me the Best Actress.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.