The Beloved Consort of the Cool and Quiet Heir

As the daughter of a marquis, she should have lived a life of luxury. But fate marked her as cursed to bring death to her parents, earning her the family’s resentment. Sent away from the marquis’s estate as a child, she lived under her maternal grandfather’s roof and suffered constant bullying. At last, she “accidentally” fell into the water and died at the age of six.

When she awoke, the timid, pitiful girl had hidden the coldness in her eyes. She smiled, graceful as a lotus, yet in the blink of an eye she could be reckless, arrogant, and ruthless, changing her attitude as easily as turning a page.

Just when life was going wonderfully and she was enjoying herself, people suddenly arrived from the capital, saying they wanted to… take her home?

Fine, she’d go back. But where had this impossibly handsome, cold, dull, and hopelessly unromantic man come from? How dare he say he wanted to… marry her?

Damn it! Who are you? Do I know you?

What? You’ve known me for ten years? I saved your life? And I already accepted your token of love?

The young lady searched through her memories, then felt herself turning completely black with rage.

Damn you!

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Apparently, this is a scene from the novel:

“What exactly are you trying to do?” Her calm was gone, and her face twisted in disbelief.

He gazed at her with a distant look, seeming unable to understand her intense reaction. Hmm… had he not made himself clear enough? “Marry you!”

Her expression twisted further. His dazed look was kind of cute, and they said the more clueless a man was, the more adorable he became. But that was no reason for her to give in!

“Impossible!”

He furrowed his brow, even more perplexed. “Why?”

“Why? Why would you suddenly say you want to marry me?”

“You saved me.”

“So?”

“I’ll give myself to you!”

“…Get lost!”

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Also: This is a one-on-one romance, and both the hero and heroine are pure and innocent.