My Husband Is a Narrow-Eyed Villain, That’s a Problem

Q. I possessed a side character, but my fiancé turned out to be a narrow-eyed villain. What should I do?
A. Run (YOU DIED)
…Yeah. But it’s already too late.
Diana Wellington, a side character used in the villain’s money laundering scheme.
She tried her best to avoid any entanglement with her future fiancé, but—

“L-Little Duke…!”

“If it comes to it, I’ll sell your organs to cover the deficit.”

Of course.
She just had to overhear something she never should have!
Please spare me. I didn’t hear anything.
Actually, I heard everything, but I’ll pretend I didn’t—even if you play the xylophone on my ribs!

“Frankly, I can’t think of a simpler or cleaner solution than silencing you permanently. Do you agree?”

Plans always go awry.
If she wants to survive, she has no choice but to cooperate with the poisonous mushroom pretending to be a gentleman.
But this man… are his eyes open or shut?
Typical narrow-eyed villain—I can’t read him at all!

“Is this why I find myself drawn to you?”
“You must be mistaken.”
“Even that cold attitude is part of your charm.”

In an age where even stones become beloved pets once you get attached…
But this kind of husband? Hard pass!
This one-year fake romance—I’ll make sure it ends without a hitch!
“Don’t worry. When I say something’s ‘fun,’ it’ll always just stay as a ‘fun’ impression.”
He said with a sly tone.

“There’s no way I’ll ever fall in love with you.”
“Ever?”
“Ever!”

Ian declared boldly.