Young duchess Eleanor has lost everything—her parents, her inheritance, and even her fiancé, stolen by her jealous cousin Jessica. Worse still, she is caught in a mysterious time loop, forced to relive the same tragic fate again and again: betrayal, humiliation, and murder by every imaginable means. No one believes her, and even praying to the gods offers no salvation. After countless deaths, Eleanor comes to a conclusion—maybe, just maybe, if she could die without regret, the loop would finally end. In pursuit of a "proper ending," she visits a temple for advice on dying well—only to meet the gentle and stunning priest Luke. Strangely familiar and oddly kind, Luke shows genuine concern and compliments Eleanor’s eye color, triggering a faint memory… Thus begins the end-of-life journey of a young noblewoman who decides to "live in order to die well"—but perhaps, along the way, she’ll find a new reason to live.