The Tyrant's Obsession *she is my cure*

gohstly Romance

The Tyrant King's Obsession: She Is My Cure
Story Description
Park Jiyeon dies on an ordinary Tuesday morning and wakes up inside the pages of her favorite novel as Lady Seraphina Vale — the overweight noblewoman nobody remembers until chapter eighty-nine, when she is executed for a crime she never committed.
She knows the whole story. She knows the General marries the heroine. She knows the heroine dies young. She knows the king watches Seraphina's execution from a window without flinching, and that the kingdom suffers for years under the weight of his grief and his coldness.
She has no intention of letting any of it happen — not to herself, not to anyone.
Her plan is simple: stay invisible, avoid the General, rebuild this body she has inherited, and live out a quiet life far from the center of everything dangerous. She is a fitness coach, not a heroine. She does not need to save anyone. She just needs to survive.
Then she makes one mistake.
She helps a stranger suffering alone in a dark garden, and leaves before morning without learning his name. It seems like nothing. A small kindness, quickly forgotten.
Except the stranger is King Caelan Drav — cold, powerful, and slowly being destroyed from the inside by a poison nobody has been able to identify. And something about Seraphina reaches the part of him the poison has been eating for seven years. His headaches ease. He sleeps. The darkness that has been tightening around his mind begins, impossibly, to loosen.
The physicians notice. The court notices. The king notices most of all.
What nobody understands yet — not him, not her, not the royal physicians watching with growing unease — is that every time she soothes what is killing him, a small piece of it moves into her instead.
She is not just his cure.
She is paying for it with her life.

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