
A Friend from My Previous Life Lives in the Neighboring County
이웃 백작가에는 전생의 친구가 산다 · AFPLNC
by Unknown author
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Synopsis
“What’s with that car behind us? Why is it running fast like that?”
Hyeseo and Eunho, who have been very close and lived next to each other since childhood, had a car accident on their way to travel with their family.
After waking up from a long sleep, Hyeseo thought that she seemed to have come to the afterlife.
But is there actually a warm blanket and a room splendid enough befitting for a princess in the afterlife?
And what she saw in the mirror…was a child?
Hyeseo fell into a strange world and entered the body of an aristocrat.
She doesn’t know who it is, but she started her life as Eleanor Quinter.
Then one day, she met Roylette Carzel, a suspicious boy who lives in the neighboring county.
***
“Listen to me and say the first word that comes to your mind.”
Eleanor breathed in and uttered a word.
“Kim Cheom-ji.”
Roylette stared straight in the eye and finally answered.
“…Seolleongtang.”
Do people in this world knows seolleongtang?
Unbelievable! Just who is he?
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