The Fiancé of the Villainess Tries to Tame Her

Episode 1. The long-awaited breakup for the princess… I will grant it to you.

Sitting on the sofa in a quiet room where stillness prevailed, we sipped our tea in silence.

Then, a sharp female voice pierced through.

“So, why did you summon me in the middle of the night?”

As I shifted my gaze forward, a woman of remarkable beauty caught my eye.

Her black hair was as soft as the night sky, her stunning red eyes sparkled like rubies.

Her fair and sensual figure complemented her flawless white skin.

And even her petite face, with its delicate features, seemed to accommodate all of these charming traits.

Overall, she exuded a slightly sharp and arrogant aura, yet she was undeniably beautiful.

“My apologies for the late hour, Princess Rubia.”

This woman’s name was Rubia de Perion.

She was the one and only princess of the Perion Empire.

And at the same time, she was my fiancée.

With an air of annoyance, she pouted her lips and crossed her arms.

“Enough with the pleasantries. Tell me why you called me.”

Observing her for a moment, I slowly began to speak.

“As you know, I will be heading to the academy this week.”

“So, you’re planning to proceed with the wedding tomorrow. That’s why I packed up and planned to go to bed early today. How bothersome.”

Rubia retorted reflexively, crossing her legs and speaking coldly.

“Well then, if you’re going to break off the engagement, do it now.”

I silently pondered her sarcastic words.

“Yes, let’s break it off.”

As my fiancée, she had been pestering me to break off the engagement every day.

But after about seven years, it had gradually lessened.

“If this sight looks cute to you, maybe I’ve grown accustomed to it here.”

When we first met, she was exactly like the villainess described in a novel.

Now, she resembled a close and adorable younger sister who occasionally grumbled.

“But for the sake of my peaceful life, it’s time to end it.”

Since I arrived in this place, I had been running all this time for this moment.

Recalling the words I had practiced over and over again, I slowly spoke.

“Princess, thank you for your hard work these past seven years.”