Abstract

It seems I’ve married a woman who’s been wrongly accused of a crime.

Sheila, also known as Sherasar Dalton, the daughter of a marquis, is suddenly falsely accused by the First Prince, Lionel, and her engagement is called off.
By royal decree, Sheila’s next husband is to be the Marquis of the Frontier—a man with a notorious reputation for being rough, barbaric, and a womanizer.

Upon arriving in the frontier, Sheila’s husband, Dylan, refuses to listen to her side of the story. He brands her a “sinner” and orders her to work as a servant.
Sheila resolves to work as a servant rather than live as Dylan’s wife.

Meanwhile, as Dylan spends time with Sheila, now working as a servant, he begins to realize his own mistakes—!?

Where will the misunderstandings between these two—which began with a marriage by royal decree—lead them—!?

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