I Was Supposed to Be a Stalker Lady, but Somehow I'm Being Adored Instead

When I woke up, I had become a villainess—one who stalked the Crown Prince and even committed murder! In the novel, the “villainess” is Seravi Plineus. Seravi obsessively clings to the Crown Prince, Raven, and in the end, she is killed by his own hand. But after possessing Seravi’s body, what she wants is simple: to live quietly, using her family’s fortune in secret, cooking delicious food and enjoying a peaceful life. Rather than chasing Raven around, she tries to keep her head down—driven by one thing only: she doesn’t want to be killed. Still, there are things she has to do. To clear her name of the false murder charge and survive, she decides—as a former working adult—to approach her work “just a little” (…maybe?) more seriously… and somehow her reputation skyrockets! And then… “If I’ve misunderstood you all this time… I want to face you properly, one more time.” Raven, the Crown Prince who wields the power of a dragon. “You… are a wonderful person.” Demian, a mysterious young man who faints just about anywhere. “You have a warm scent.” Zefil, a young elf boy who senses others’ presence through “smell.” The Crown Prince who once hated her as the “stalker lady” now won’t leave her alone—hovering around her more persistently than anyone else and flirting with her almost every day. And with Demian and Zefil joining in, her days grow farther and farther from anything resembling peace. Will Seravi be able to wash away the stigma of “murderer” and, together with people who truly love her, claim a “happy life” of her own choosing?