I Thought I Was The Main Character

Chapter 2

Translated by Lara
Edited by Lara

One day, when I opened my eyes, I was possessed by a romance fantasy novel.

I was exactly aware of the circumstances when I was eight years old.

Memories poured out and I realized that I, Kim Soo-Yeon had become Aesvin Samuel.

Count Samuel's beloved only daughter. The memories about 'me' naturally came to my mind.

At that time, I didn't notice that I was possessed by a novel.

Because I didn't know who Aesvin Samuel was.

'What is this? What's going on?'

I was just surprised that I suddenly became a child.

I was in the middle of the garden where western-style banquets were held with people wearing dresses that seemed to come out of the novel.

'What the hell is going on here?'

There were many children who appeared to be my age. Bewildered, I pinched my cheeks.

My cheeks hurt so much.

Nevertheless, it didn't seem like a dream to me as I couldn't wake up. I sat blankly and tried to grasp the reality.

Then I heard people gather and chatter.

"Shall we do this again? That one."

"Oh, that thing? Would you?"

'That? What is that?'

I unknowingly listened to the voice of interest mixed with ridicule.

"What is it?"

Fortunately, I wasn't the only one who didn't know and someone asked a question instead of me.

However, the person who asked the question was laughed at by others for not knowing that.

The person who asked the question bowed her head in embarrassment, and the person who first brought it up informed her.

"To find a playmate for Prince Luciano."

"Oh ...."

Only then did I seem to be aware of the situation when I noticed someone make a "Oh, that?" face.

Prince Luciano. Though it was out of the blue, it seemed to be a name I had heard somewhere.

"Of course I would. There is no one who doesn't know that the tea party was held for that purpose."

"If you look at it that way, Empress Isabelle is too much ...."

"Shh! Your voice is too loud."

"Oops!"

The person who was reflexively voicing Empress Isabelle's exaggeration covered her mouth in surprise at the urgent remark.

I turned my head and looked around. Then she made eye contact with me.

I flinched because I was caught peeping. However, the lady sighed in relief and immediately turned her head, thinking that she had no need to be vigilant to a child.

"Well, well, please keep it a secret that I said this."

"I have that much sense."

"I didn't hear anything."

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The conversation continued, saying that they would cover up the slip of the tongue.