Unwilling to stay with her husband, Winter Blooming, former princess Violet departed for the faraway town of Kiron, where she would be free from his influence. Though her new house is run-down and her neighbors are nosy, Violet is able to make a modest living, along with a few new friends. But before long, Winter appears in her new life, brandishing his wealth just as he did before.
Violet has changed, however—she is no longer the pushover she once was, and doesn’t buckle to Winter’s advances. Inconsolable at the idea that Violet will never return to him, he takes drastic measures—and the two end up switching bodies yet again! After so much time apart, could this be the catalyst that brings them back together?
This continues to be a rather tense tale as the story unfolds. Violet is finding her own happiness and security, though she admits to be lonely from time to time and does think of Winter, regardless of if she wishes not to. Winter, on the other hand, doesn't seem to have thought of much else than what Violet went through and has yet to fully grasp what she wants, though he has a far better understanding for her previous state of mind and suffering. He's still trying to set up his perceived version of the perfect world for Violet without actually asking her what she wants, which seems to be a rather big crux to their frequent misunderstandings. On the other hand, Winter is beginning to feel the same lonely pain that she felt previously, to the point that he is now the one initiating their most recent switch, not that he'll admit to it. While he may be trying to save face, it seems like coming clean would be the better choice here, especially as it seems likely to happen more often as he continues to spiral and seems convinced the best choice is to remove himself from the equation.
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