Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

"...Sorry, I wasn't paying much attention."

Chiori laughed and said, "Indeed, it's hard to notice."

Luna raised an eyebrow: "What are you talking about? You clearly saw it all. I'm not a child!"

Her gaze returned to Navia's face.

A hint of shy blush appeared, but more than that, there was determination and seriousness.

The more you learn about Miss Navia, the more captivating she becomes.

It's like a treasure.

“If someone is with you, it would be easier to face your family, right?” Navia brought the conversation back to the main topic.

"I don't think most people would accept my 'home'. But thank you for saying that, Nana."

After Luna finished speaking, she picked up the script from the ground with her toes.

"Alright, you're here just in time. Help me take a look at my script."

Did she not give any affirmative or negative answer? Navia belatedly realized.

"dew....."

Chiori interjected, "Navia, come and take a look too!"

"Ah..."

"And you put your foot down."

Want a kiss?

Chiori said irritably, "I can put it in hot water to scald it."

"And then eat?"

"......"

Luna slowly looked away from Chiori's silent gaze.

Chiori sighed softly and took the script.

She didn't need to ask Luna why she was writing the script, because she knew Luna wouldn't let such an opportunity slip by.

To do something perfectly and beat everyone—that's what Luna herself often does.

"...What are you writing?"

"Hmm? Let me see." Navia sat up straight and leaned closer curiously.

I've been reincarnated as a villainous heiress and I'll never pay attention to the white moonlight heroine.

So long!

"Isn't this the title of a light novel that Inazuma might have?" Navia asked in surprise.

Is this a script?

"Doesn't it immediately become attractive?"

"You wrote a musical script, right?" Chiori asked.

"You'll know once you see it, of course."

Navia was speechless.

What musical would ever tell a story like this... Ah!

"I understand!"

"Please speak, Miss Watson."

Who exactly is Watson? Chiori really wanted to ask.

Navia raised her hand and deduced, "Lulu wants to take an avant-garde approach!"

Luna snapped her fingers and laughed, "Congratulations!"

"You got it right?"

"Wrong answer."

Chiori casually remarked, "She just thinks it's funny."

"Yes, you got it right."

Luna got out of bed and reached out her hand, saying, "The musicals in Fontaine these days aren't exactly boring, they're just a bit outdated."

"It needs new blood!"

"Then why isn't this blood mine?"

Ultimately, musicals are just a form of entertainment.

As long as the audience finds it interesting, that's fine.

"What you injected wasn't blood, it was a mudslide."

Chiori said that, but then she laughed.

She agreed, saying, "But a mudslide is better than a stagnant clear stream. Do whatever you want. Give me the costumes; there's no room for refusal."

Luna sighed and lay back down.

"What kind of nonsense is this, 'doing whatever you want'?"

"Do you have any other choice?"

"No."

Chiori said casually, "That's fine then, can I borrow the table?"

Without waiting for Luna's response, she sat down at the desk, casually picked up Luna's manuscript paper, and began to draw. Clearly, she had found inspiration.

"Can't you go back and draw it?"

"No. Do you think three people are too noisy?"

"That's not true."

"I think so too."

Luna patted the person next to her: "Nana, do you want to sleep together?"

"Eh? I... I don't need it..." Navia said embarrassedly.

"Then I'll sleep."

Luna closed her eyes, and soon began to breathe steadily.

Navia couldn't help but gaze at her sleeping face.

"...Not everyone can reconcile with someone with whom they have a falling out."

Suddenly, she heard Chiori say this softly.

Navia thought that was indeed the case.

“But it’s better than doing nothing,” she said.

Chiori chuckled softly, "That's true."

Navia smiled and said, "Right? Oh, I shouldn't disturb Lulu's rest, I'll head back now."

I was going to talk about the phantom thief, but I'll save that for later.

"Then I'll go back too."

As soon as Navia stood up, Chiori put away her draft.

"Chiori, you're not..."

"You can draw the rest when you get back."

Navia didn't think much of it and nodded: "Then let's go get some dessert. Mental work requires some sugar!"

Luna suddenly raised her hand: "Me too!"

Chiori: "Don't eat desserts before bed, go to sleep."

"Cheapskate."

49: Xia Wore wanted to know

Luna placed the script on the table.

"It's finished. Please take a look."

"You actually wrote it down?" Romi didn't dare to be negligent, nodded and accepted it, and carefully read through it.

The story is very simple.

A girl who is reincarnated as a villainous heiress tries to stay away from the original heroine in order to avoid the tragic ending given to her in the original story, but she always manages to make things worse and her relationship with her deepens uncontrollably.

It's undoubtedly a comedy.

Isn't this something you only see in Inazuma's light novels?

"This...you're going to turn the light novel into a musical?"

"Correct."

Luna raised her index finger: "Now that we want to get rid of the effects of this incident, we need to start over."

"The most important thing is the change in style."

She smiled and said, "Since the main theme used to be darkness, it's natural to make it positive, sunny, and cheerful now."

Although these two words actually have a darker feel to them, the style definitely needs to be changed.

In order to completely break away from the previous events.