I’m Not Sorry But The Prince Will Marry Me Anyway

In "I’m Not Sorry But The Prince Will Marry Me Anyway," a minor character finds herself possessed by someone who is now set to marry the prince. She is far from thrilled, knowing the prince is a scumbag who flirts with the heroine despite his engagement and is ultimately defeated by the original male lead. His role in the epilogue is minimal, consisting of a brief apology to his fiancée before marrying her. Despite his twisted personality, the prince is undeniably handsome and, as the third prince, is unburdened by the responsibilities of the throne, making him surprisingly decent husband material. The protagonist resolves to simply watch his embarrassing past unfold, accepting their impending marriage. Their engagement is quickly fraught with tension, with the prince initially dismissing her, only to become confused and panicky when she readily agrees to his disinterest. He then bizarrely questions if she has another man, a stark contrast to his original behavior. Meanwhile, her older sister, the original villainess, also begins showing an unexpected interest in her love life, leading to a peculiar situation where the previously "trashy" characters now seem to be fixated on her.