Long After the Ending

Elena Taylor was a charming daughter of noble lineage, soon to be married to Crown Prince Lian Harrington, whom she loved deeply. However, Lian remained indifferent toward her and wished for an annulment of their engagement, as his heart yearned for another woman. Heartbreak and anguish consumed Elena, and she became bedridden. By a twist of fate, the person who awakens is no longer Elena. Her life now belongs to a woman from modern-day Korea, who reincarnated as the villainess from the romance novel she just finished reading. Devoid of Elena's old sentiments, the new owner of her body frees Lian from their ill-fated love, thus ending the plot of the novel. With newfound freedom, Elena enjoys a series of romantic partners and becomes independent by starting her own relationship counseling company. But with growing success, trouble arises: to save her business, Elena must convince Hugh Godwin—the novel's inconsolable, disheveled, and rather well-built second lead—to rejoin society and finally get married. Although it seems impossible, Elena is determined to ensure that Hugh finds his one true love.

Elena Taylor, the former villainess of a romance story, has decided to walk away from the main story and open a Romance Counselling business. As an independent woman trying to find her footing in society with her fledgling venture, she is given the hardest request she’s ever encountered: help the sub-lead of the main plot, Hugh Godwin, debut in High-Society and get married, or get kicked out of the building she lives and works out of! Elena soon realizes that she’s in trouble when she meets Hugh, a burly, muscular bear of a knight who’s been burned by love. Will Elena be able to convince Hugh to find romance and keep her business running?