History is at the library

The following content is intended for mature audiences and may contain sexual themes, gore, violence and/or strong language. Discretion is advised.

Ferdy, an author who has gained fame across the continent for writing sensual novels.

However, that widely talked-about writer is, surprisingly,
Vivian—a quiet woman working as a night librarian at the Imperial Library.

Each of her new releases has been a hit, earning passionate love from readers,
but her fourth work receives harsh criticism unlike before, with many saying the sexual descriptions feel too dry. The problem isn’t just her writing skill.

Due to a long-standing contract, Vivian is bound by a vow to remain a virgin,
and because of this, she has been writing without any firsthand experience.
Though she appears elegant and composed on the outside,
she has lived a life where even her own desires had to be suppressed.

Then one day, while she’s working late at the library,
Aiden—the emperor’s brother and the cold, ruthless prince of the court—arrives, and her daily life begins to shake.

Aiden is known as someone always distant and cold.
But in front of Vivian, he is strangely gentle,
and he begins to take an interest in her secret.

And then he says:

“I can break that contract for you.”