Mariam loved reading novels, and her favorite character was always the main antagonist. She found their backstories fascinating, and often wished she could change their endings. As she yawned, Mariam thought to herself, "If I were an antagonist, I would change my fate."

Realizing how late it was, Mariam decided it was time for bed. She put down her phone and fell asleep, completely forgetting about her upcoming assignments that were almost due.

Suddenly, something strange happened. Mariam felt a jolt and opened her eyes to find herself in a strange place. A woman was holding her and it felt weird. "Wait, what is happening?" Mariam thought to herself. "I know, I must have been transmitted into a novel! This is awesome, but who am I transmitted as?"

The woman asked, "Hm Honey...what should I call her?"

The woman's husband thought for a moment and suggested, "Casdy."

"That would be lovely," the woman replied.

But as Mariam thought more about it, the name seemed familiar. Suddenly, she realized, "Wait, I'm the side antagonist?! That will die soon? No, this can't be happening! I need to think of a plan to survive this novel."

Years later, Casdy/Mariam was eight years old. The main villainess and the main female lead were both nine. The maid approached Casdy and said, "Today, Her Majesty's mother is setting up a tea party so that you and the others may get along with each other. She has already sent an invitation to the tea party. Would you like to come?"

"This is the time where the female lead meets the villainess, so I need to go," Casdy/Mariam thought to herself. "Sure, then prepare a carriage for me," she said to the maid.

Casdy dressed up in a simple light blue dress with a white hat and headed to the tea party. As she walked, she thought, "Great, now I need to think of a plan to survive this novel."

As Casdy walked towards the carriage, she sighed, feeling frustrated and hopeless. She didn't know how to stop the main protagonist and main antagonist from meeting each other, and the thought of failing to do so made her anxious.

As she gazed out of the carriage window, admiring the beautiful scenery, Casdy's mind was consumed with worry. When she arrived at the castle, she heard two people arguing. She followed the sound and found the main protagonist and main antagonist in a heated discussion.

Casdy was shocked to see them talking together, angry and upset. She realized that she was late and felt even more hopeless. "Hi, I'm Casdy. Your mother invited me to join you guys," she said as she bowed down.

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...After awhile...

The tea party was very silent, and the main protagonist broke the silence by saying, "What should we do now? I'm bored."

Casdy suggested they introduce themselves, and they agreed. After they introduced themselves they talked, except the Antagonist since she was kind of annoyed.

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The main protagonist's name was Illana, and she was nine years old. She was nice, protective of her friends, cheerful, and had a crush on the male lead. Her favorite color was red, and she hated rude people and the main antagonist, Leona.

Leona was also nine years old and had a mean but nice and cold attitude. She liked green tea, cats, and the color white. She hated Illana, and she didn't like showing her weak side.

Casdy was an eight-year-old girl who is Naive, Nice, kind of dumb, Closed-Minded. She likes anything but not being killed by the ML in the future.

Once the introductions were complete, Illana, Casdy, and Leona found themselves at a loss for what to do next.

"I don't know," Casdy admitted, unable to come up with a suggestion.

Turning to Illana, Casdy proposed that they discuss their life experiences. Illana agreed to the idea, and Leona, though disinterested, gave her tacit approval with a curt "Whatever."

As the evening unfolded in conversation, the time slipped away, and it was soon apparent that the gathering was drawing to a close.

"It's already late now, but I hope we can meet again, Casdy!" Illana expressed her wish with a cheerful smile.

"If the stars align, perhaps we shall," Casdy replied, her tone indicating that she meant it sincerely. However, she noticed that Leona remained silent and seemingly disengaged, which prompted her to inquire about the reason behind her friend's aloofness.

"Is there a reason you're not participating, Leona?" Casdy pressed, only to receive a scathing glare in response.

As an awkward tension filled the air, Illana leaned on Casdy's shoulder, attempting to defuse the situation. "Don't worry; she's always like this with others," Illana assured. This exchange left Casdy thoughtful and somewhat uneasy, but she chose to let the matter slide.

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Their peace was soon shattered by the arrival of Ms. Forla, who politely informed Leona that it was time to leave. As Casdy bid her farewell, she couldn't help but feel slightly embarrassed by the events of the evening.

As the group disbanded, Casdy's maid, Opal, greeted her with concern, eager to ensure her safe return. Casdy reassured her, and Opal promised not to tell her parents about her tardiness, much to Casdy's delight.

As the evening turned into night, Casdy found herself returning home by carriage. Arriving at her luxurious mansion, she displayed a sense of carefree excitement, eager to retire to her own bed for a well-deserved rest.

However, the joy of finally embracing her much-loved bed was short-lived, as Casdy soon succumbed to a spell of dizziness and faintness brought on by the relentless heat. In her weakened state, she was swept away by the comforting embrace of sleep.

As the night turned into early morning, Casdy awoke with a start, confused and disoriented. She found herself in her parents' bedroom, with Illana by her side, expressing concern for her well-being.

After an exchange regarding the events that led to Casdy's unwell condition, Illana bid her adieu. In the ensuing silence, Casdy found herself pondering the events of the evening and the budding friendships that had emerged, relishing the peace and tranquility of being alone once more.

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On the other day Casdy was taken ill, she found herself uncharacteristically bedridden, necessitating rest and proper nourishment. However, Casdy harbored an aversion to taking medication, a sentiment she found difficult to shake. Consequently, her companions and caretakers were faced with the challenging task of persuading her to adhere to her prescribed medication regimen.

Recognizing the importance of adhering to the doctor's orders, those tending to Casdy persistently and compassionately attempted to sway her to take the essential medicine. Throughout the day, they provided gentle encouragement, offered various remedies, and patiently attended to her every need. In her weary and weakened state, Casdy, though initially reluctant, eventually relented, recognizing the necessity to follow the medical advice provided to her.

Having overcome her aversion and finally agreed to take her medication, Casdy was able to rest, her recovery facilitated by the support and kindness of those who cared for her during her convalescence.