If the Heroine Wants My Fiancé, I’ll Marry a Yandere Villain Instead! Vol.2 by Kobako Takara

Author:Kobako Takara [Takara, Kobako]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cross Infinite World
Published: 2026-02-28T00:00:00+00:00

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THERE were all sorts of events held throughout the festival. A popular circus had set up its show, a few stalls sold adorable animal plushies, and a puppet show with marionettes captivated me with its deep, mature story.

I’d wanted to try more food that wasn’t sweet, but time passed too quickly.

“The sun is going to set soon. Once it’s dark outside, the last event for today will be the fireworks show.” I gazed at the orange sky, a bit melancholic. The festival would last for two weeks, but I was pretty sure the five of us wouldn’t have the opportunity to experience it together again like today.

“I know what we should do before we leave.” As Prince Adelberd said that, he turned to look at the ring toss game.

The goal of the game was to throw rings at the prize of your choice, and anyone who landed one on their target would win that prize. Although the rings seemed hastily designed with white wings and red crests that resembled those of chickens. That was probably the best they could do given that the festival’s theme was changed so unexpectedly.

“They’re throwing Cynthias…”

“I’m not a chicken, Siraiya.” I corrected my fiancé before answering Prince Adelberd. “That’s a good idea. If we win something, we’ll be able to go home with keepsakes from the festival.”

“Which prize do you want, Cynthia?” Siraiya probably wanted to win something for me once he heard how eager I was. That was just who he was as a person.

“Let me see… The tiny plushies are cute, but I really like that ring, too.”

“The ring…?”

I pointed at the star-shaped ring—a piece of jewelry made for children. It was far too cheap to wear in public as a noblewoman, but I wanted it as a keepsake, not an addition to my wardrobe. I would keep it in my jewelry box and look at it every now and then, recalling the fond memories of this special day we all shared.

“Wait, I’m going to win that one. I had my eye on it from the start.”

But Prince Adelberd stepped in and interrupted. He was already holding one of the rings for tossing. That was quick… I bet he wants to win it for Lady Estellise.

“Wait, Big Brother! I’ll win it instead!”

For some reason, Prince Rutherford had joined the challenge. Perhaps he was at a particularly competitive age.

The two Elzerian princes and the young duke were now fighting for the same prize. They glared at each other, refusing to give in, then simultaneously tossed all their rings toward the prize at once.

…Actually, only two rings were tossed, for some reason.

“What’s wrong, Siraiya?” I asked.

He’d gone through the motions of throwing it but never actually let go. His arms trembled, and he struggled to get his words out.

“I could never toss you away, Cynthia…!”

“Again, that isn’t me, Siraiya.”

He just couldn’t unsee the chicken-themed ring as me. He was sweating and bleary-eyed like this was a terrible hardship, but after much effort, the ring finally left his hands—only to fall weakly at his feet.

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