And that was exactly what was happening to Hera now. While occasional troubles popped up here and there, they were all manageable. But how could a novel remain on a constant flatline where everything was just sweet and perfect?
Now that her relationships with the male leads were at their sweetest, Hera figured it was only a matter of time before the male leads' fiancées started appearing one after another to stir up trouble—just as they had for Alice in the novel.
And once Alice successfully dealt with them and pushed them out of the picture, that hidden variable would finally make its move.
"Hmmm, dealing with their fiancées, huh? Why do I have to do this? It should be their responsibility to clean up their own messes with the opposite gender," Hera mumbled, the bitter taste of frustration lingering on her tongue.
Athena, overhearing the fragments of her words, couldn't help but feel a sense of understanding.
