The Male Leads Were Stolen by the Extra

“I fell in love with Grace.
I’m sorry, Sellonia.”

 

Sellonia looked at her fiancé’s face as he confessed the affair he had.

 

He wasn’t avoiding her gaze, without changing the color of his face.

 

“I didn’t want to say this to you, who has just woken up, but I hope to get it done as soon as possible.
I want to hurry up and marry Grace.”

 

“…”

 

Sellonia, who was sitting leaning against the bed head, was beginning to realize how she felt speechless.

 

For several months, she wandered around the deathbed and was revived, and the moment she came back to life, her fiancé, whom she thought had come to visit her, immediately confessed the affair he had.

 

Besides, why is it that this man is so confident and expressionless the whole time he asks for an engagement break up?

 

There was no regret or guilt in his unshakable eyes.

 

To the extent that she doubted that the man in front of her was really the person she had been with for six months.

 

“I’ll give you alimony so you won’t feel disappointed.”

 

When she didn’t answer back, Ian spoke again.
Before she knew it, his forehead was wrinkled.

 

There was a strong desire to finish this matter quickly, as if it was troublesome.

 

“You…”

 

Sellonia shutted her lips.
Because she read his expression on how annoying this situation was now.

 

Her chest was throbbing and throbbing.

 

Ian Cherville.

 

He was her fiancé.

 

Although he was only a person her family had set for her, Ian loved her and she liked him.

 

Of course, she didn’t like him as an opposite sex, but she did like ‘him’ anyway.

 

In particular, she liked his confident attitude and courage, which didn’t yield in any situation.

 

‘I never dreamed that he would be confident in such a situation.’

 

When she kissed him for the first time, she didn’t hear the bell ringing in her ears, yet she thought it would be okay to have a future together with this person…

 

She didn’t expect to get stabbed in the back like this.

 

“Haa, Sellonia.
You’re not the type to be pathetic like this.”

 

Ian sighed with a tired expression on his face.

 

A silent attitude and gaze that she has never seen in over half a year together.

 

Seeing it, she faced reality completely.
That his heart for her was completely gone.

 

“Alright.
Let’s break up the engagement.”

 

A firm voice escaped from her red lips.

 

There was no need to contemplate anymore.

 

If a rude man asks his fiancée, who just escaped death, to break up their engagement without asking if she was feeling well, she would do that without any hesitation.

 

“Yeah.
Then if you send me the break up engagement papers, I’ll take care of it.”

 

Ian answered with a bright face.
She was taken aback by the sight, and Sellonia parted her lips.

 

“In return, I will receive alimony as much as I want.
So wait until I ask for it.
Please leave your written oath.”

 

“What?”

 

“Why? I’m in a position to break up my engagement, so shouldn’t the calculation be correct to that extent?”

 

Sellonia proudly raised her head.
Ian frowned as he hadn’t expected her to make such a request.

 

It seems like he’s trying to pay alimony by agreement nonchalantly, it’s not even a rough guess.

 

One way or another, she will take the greatest away from him.
To the extent that this rude man would get a stomachache and roll around.

 

“I didn’t know you were such a greedy person.”

 

“To think that you didn’t know.
That’s too bad.”

 

She shrugged her shoulders with a brazen expression toward him.

 

“Where is the paper?”

 

“It’s in the drawer over there, take it out and use it.”

 

She nodded her head to him who wasn’t hiding his annoyance.

 

With his dissatisfied hand, Ian opened the drawer next to her bed and pulled out a paper and pen.

 

He then scribbled down the contents.

 

Seeing this, Sellonia bit the soft flesh of her mouth tightly so that her trembling lips couldn’t be seen.

 

She believed in a man who was nothing but this…  She felt utterly foolish.

 

She hated him because he made the six months they spent together meaningless as they went through dozens of times of death.

 

But she will never show it.
As she didn’t want to reveal any of her agitation in front of the traitor.

 

He will not have any effect on her life.

 

Never.

 

“Are you satisfied now?”

 

Ian grabbed the finished contract roughly and threw it at Sellonia.
The white paper fluttered and fell onto the duvet.

 

A pledge signed by him along with a statement that he will pay what she wants as alimony.

 

She quietly gripped the pledge.

 

The price of one year with him was only this one piece of paper.

 

“Oh, and one more thing.”

 

Sellonia summoned Ian, who was about to leave without any regrets.

 

It wasn’t enough to just let him go like this.

 

“Ha, what else?”

 

Ian furrowed his eyebrows.
On his face was a look that he was so furious he was going to die.

 

“Will you come closer?”

 

“…”

 

“It’s the last one, you know.”

 

Sellonia reached out her hand to him with a pitiful expression on her face.

 

Ian took it as a sign that she wanted to shake hands because it was the last one, but he sighed and came closer.

 

Sellonia stretched out her hand just before he could reach it.

 

Slap!

 

Ian’s head turned sideways with a loud fricative sound.

 

It stings more than she thought, though?

 

She looked down at her fist.

 

Her fingers were burning red as if they were sincere.

 

“What are you doing!”

 

Ian, who was suddenly slapped in the cheek, became angry.
Perhaps it was unexpected, his face was filled with anger beyond surprise and displeasure.

 

Like an idiot.
Then, he thought she’d shake hands with him in an elegant way?

 

“I’m quite lame.
You’ve done enough to get hit and I deserve to hit you, right? Surely you, are not a narrow-minded man enough to get your anger provoked over this, are you?”

 

Sellonia gave back the words she had received earlier.

 

Knowing this, Ian couldn’t answer and grumbled with a red face, then he turned around.

 

“I’ll be going.
You don’t have to come to my wedding.”

 

“Bye.
I won’t see you off.”

 

Slam!