This section of the light novel details the protagonist's past life and her subsequent reincarnation, focusing on her relationship with her former husband.
In her past life, the protagonist was Violet, the sole daughter of Duke Abel of the Orwell Kingdom. Her father held significant influence and possessed vast territories. One such territory, Gilmore, was managed by Baron Lindley, a landless baron, and his third son, Soleil. Despite the status difference, Violet, smitten by Soleil's beauty and talent, used her position to force a marriage proposal. Soleil, a capable man, was recognized by the King and ministers, becoming the heir to the Abel Dukedom. Their marriage, though initially forced, developed into a loving one, blessed with a son and a daughter. However, their happiness was short-lived. Soleil died young from a seemingly minor cold, exacerbated by overwork and stress from his ducal duties and court responsibilities. In his dying moments, he expressed a desire to meet Violet again in their next lives.
Violet, now reincarnated with her memories intact, finds herself in a different country and a reversed social standing. Her former husband, Soleil, is now Prince Aaron, the first prince of this new kingdom. Violet, however, is a commoner. She recognizes him from a portrait and is convinced he is her reincarnated husband, but believes their vastly different statuses will prevent any interaction, which she sees as a way to protect him from the fate of his previous life.
The narrative then shifts to their current lives. Both Violet and Prince Aaron enroll in the Royal Academy, a prestigious institution for those with magical abilities. Violet, a commoner, surprisingly displays golden magical power during the baptismal ceremony, leading to her unexpected enrollment. The academy segregates commoners and nobles, and Violet attempts to remain inconspicuous to avoid encountering Aaron. She observes him from afar, noting his apparent closeness with Caroline Wimberly, a Duke's daughter, whom she believes to be the reincarnation of Soleil's former lover.
A turning point occurs when Violet, attempting to rescue a cat from a tree, falls and is caught by Prince Aaron. He immediately recognizes her as "Violet," confirming her suspicions that he also retains his past life memories. Despite Violet's attempts to deny her identity and claim to be "Lina," Aaron is insistent. He pulls her into a private salon, where they confront their shared past. Aaron reveals that Caroline is not his lover but the sister of his close aide, and that his past life memories are of Violet, not Caroline. He confesses his unwavering love for Violet and his long search for her. Violet, overwhelmed, finally admits her identity and tearfully apologizes for her past actions, particularly for forcing their marriage and inadvertently causing his early death. Aaron reassures her that it was not her fault and that he loved her throughout their marriage. He proposes marriage, believing it to be their destiny.
The story concludes with a surprising revelation: Violet's current parents are the reincarnated Duke and Duchess Abel, her parents from her past life. This resolves the social disparity issue, and after a series of trials and achievements, including becoming a saint and being adopted into a ducal family, Violet is finally set to marry Prince Aaron, determined to live a long and happy life with him, fulfilling their promise to be together forever.
