Synopsis: The Dying Villainess Denies Adoption

시한부 악녀는 입양을 거절합니다 / Sihanbu Angnyeoneun Ibyangeul Geojeolhamnida / A Terminally-Ill Villainess Refuses to Be Adopted / The Terminally-Ill Villainess Refuses Adoption / The Villain Refuses Adoption / La enferma terminal rechaza la adopción / Неизлечимо больная злодейка отказывается быть усыновленной / 余命わずかなので養子はお断りします / 短命恶女拒绝领养 / The Terminally Ill Villainess Refuses Adoption / A Terminally Ill Villainess Refuses To Be Adopted After transmigrating into the body of a terminally-ill villainess, Ibellin decides to find a peaceful life and a happy ending instead. Rather than selling off the main villain, Raven, to get the expensive medicine needed to treat her illness, Ibellin decides to heal the boy and then quickly send him on his way. But when Raven's father comes to seek her out, Ibellin is given a choice she's never imagined before. Will she accept it, or will she decline in hopes of finding happiness elsewhere? --- When the villain was young, she became Extra #1 who deceived him and sold him as a slave. This girl, who was suffering from an incurable disease, tried to buy painkillers by selling him, but later dies miserably by the villain’s hand. Fortunately, he had not been sold yet, so let’s kick the slave traders first. Even as a 12-year-old orphan, I took great care of a 12-year-old villain. Even though he was young, he was wary of me until the time of parting came, perhaps because he was the villain. Fortunately, I was able to get a promise not to be killed. And the day the villain family came to take him back finally came. “…Are you telling me to go away?” “If there is a place to return to, you have to go. Stay healthy and don’t die easily. Understand?” After somehow sending away the villain who kept staring at me persistently, I turned around and vomited blood. This annoying incurable disease. Well, it’s okay because I know how to fix it. I would be able to start a new life if I could heal my illness and leave here. But. “You…” …There was something strange about the villain’s prickly face that was looking at me.