Bad girls deserve happy endings too.
We grew up with stories of perfect princesses, while every villain was doomed to destruction and tragedy.
But why did we never see the good in those villains?
Why didn't we give them a chance to be better?
Why didn't we ask them, "What made you choose the dark side?"
This story is not about a sweet, innocent girl and the handsome boy who falls for her.
If you're looking for a classic love story, you should stay away—because this is not the innocent love you expect.
This is a different kind of love, one that holds both pink and black.
Mary is not the girl whose good sides you notice first.
You will see her flaws before her virtues.
We always read stories where the good ones win and the bad ones are crushed.
So this time, let's read the story of the bad girl.
Let's see the world from her eyes.
Maybe she has battles of her own. Maybe the path she walks isn't as easy as it seems.
But calling her "bad" isn't completely true.
She is just a girl in love—obsessively in love.
And when obsession blinds her, she can do terrible things.
So where did this obsession begin?
Are Mary's feelings for Arthur only obsession…
or is there a trace of real, pure love buried underneath?
If you are starting this story, be ready to both love and hate Mary and Arthur.
Because they are not perfect characters—they are human.
Just like you and me.
What seems wrong to me may seem right to you.
Don't forget that.