Atia paused her hand that was combing through her fine hair and looked at her.

‘Beautiful. She would have been a huge hit as an idol in Korea…’

As expected, the original heroine had exceptional visuals.

The original heroine Hari of had a cute appearance with a lovable atmosphere.

Just looking at her provoked protective instincts, even in her expressions overflowing with charm.

Casus falling for that child in the novel seemed, perhaps, inevitable.

On the other hand, Hari had scars on her body, which was regrettable.

“Everyone must be tired from coming all this way. Let’s eat something good.”

Atia said, her eyes twinkling, to Hari and the others.

‘Anyway, those two shouldn’t be meeting now, but they have.’

Somehow the timing got tangled, and they met earlier than intended.

Originally, their first meeting wasn’t supposed to be now but much later.

‘Wait… could this actually be a good thing?’

Atia blinked her eyes.

Her own death would vacate the position of Duchess Wellington.

And that author probably wouldn’t remarry.

Casus hated even looking at a woman he didn’t like, let alone remarrying her. The likelihood of him remarrying was extremely low.

But things might be different with the original heroine, Hari.

Though still naive, she was kindhearted and had healing abilities.

She could probably lead the dukedom well alongside Casus.

And Casus would also gain muchneeded emotional support if he had a reliable partner.

‘A pretty good pair, aren’t they? Let’s see…’

Atia pondered.

If things went as they originally did…

Hari and Casus would fall into a passionate love.

So intense that they couldn’t live without each other.

But!

In the future, Hari would lay eyes on the blonde and handsome Prince Owen and feel another thrill, reincarnating towards him.

The main reason for Hari’s reincarnation was Casus’s possessiveness.

That, along with Hari’s naivety, contributed as well.

Casus disapproved of Hari, who had been a saint, healing people with her fading healing abilities.

And many were attracted to Hari, with her warmhearted nature and cute appearance.

However, Hari, curious as ever, ignored Casus’s warnings and secretly went to dangerous taverns and back alleys to heal people.

More than once, she almost got herself into big trouble.

An angered Casus locked Hari in a tower.

She cried and begged, but Casus wouldn’t listen.

She eventually escaped, only to meet Prince Owen.

Meeting Owen while emotionally drained, Hari found much comfort in him.

Casus, furious over the reincarnation, met a bad end when he confronted Owen without preparation.

Atia pondered how to turn Casus’s bad ending into a happy one.

‘Annoying from the getgo, but…’

Upon deeper thought, there surely would be a way.

What was the reason Hari and Casus broke up?

Perhaps they hadn’t given their feelings enough time to settle.

Passionate love tends to burn out quickly.

And it was also important to educate the overly curious Hari about the dangers of the world.

What happened to Hari after Casus died wasn’t known.

The novel ended with Casus’s death.

Though the novel had portrayed Owen and Hari as inseparable before Casus’s death.

‘I don’t know, can’t tell about what comes next…’

Love blinds you to everything else, after all.

The currently logical Casus Wellington, would, when actually in love, be beyond help.

So for now, it was necessary to keep Hari here and prepare Casus to assess the situation logically.

‘Can I accomplish all this before I die?’

Atia recalled her bucket list.

The ambition to save Leo and make my father the eldest man in the duke’s territory seemed to be wellmaintained.

For now, both Leo and Heidegger would not be in danger until their lives were at stake.

Because they would stop the two from making foolish choices like going to the battlefield and throwing away their precious lives in the first place.

That wasn’t all.

For Leo and Heidegger, they even advised on a diet plan by stepping into the kitchen.

A diet optimized for their physical condition.

They also took time to check the knights’ physical conditions.

Thanks to this, the knights’ injuries significantly decreased, and morale seemed to have greatly improved.

The ’30kg weight increase’ goal was to gradually increase weight, but no noticeable physical changes had occurred yet.

The goal right now, when standing in front of the mirror, was to be ‘better than yesterday,’ even if a small anchovy was still reflected.

Back to the main topic.

So, how to connect Casus and Hari according to the original story?

And since they shouldn’t break up according to the original story, what should be done to prevent that?

“Honey would drop from her eyes.”

Watching Hari’s gaze on Casus, a variety of emotions passed through Atia’s mind.