Bad Luck Witch, Vampire Match

Known as the “Cursed Witch,” Ian has spent most of her life under her family’s control, forced to use her gift of foresight to earn money for them. Through years of loneliness, her only companion has been Rose, a worn-out stuffed rabbit.

On the night of the Blood Moon, an ancient curse dormant within the vampire Harris awakens once again. According to legend, only his “destined bride” can finally end the suffering that has haunted him for centuries.

When Ian is brought before Harris and their hands touch for the first time, she suddenly sees an impossible future—herself in a wedding gown, standing beside him.

“I saw the future... I’m going to be your bride.”

But an unexpected turn of events changes Ian’s life forever. With nowhere else to go, she crosses paths with Harris once more and is taken to his mysterious castle. Yet when the legendary method fails to break the curse, Harris begins to doubt everything Ian claims to have seen.

Determined to prove herself, Ian chooses to stay and search for the true way to break the curse. Eventually, she offers an answer that sounds almost absurd—perhaps the miracle they need lies not in blood, but in true love.

What begins with suspicion and distrust slowly turns into something deeper. As they protect each other through one danger after another, two lonely hearts begin to draw closer. For the first time in her life, Ian finds friendship and experiences the ordinary happiness she once thought was beyond her reach.

But everything changes when a mysterious woman from Harris’s past suddenly returns.

As long-buried secrets come to light, Ian discovers the terrible truth behind the curse: breaking it may finally give her the happiness she has always dreamed of—but it could also mean losing the man she loves forever.

Faced with a fate he cannot escape, Harris chooses to protect Ian until the very end.

When everything is finally over, he promises her a lifetime together. Just as Ian believes the happiness she once foresaw is finally coming true, Harris begins to turn to dust in her arms, disappearing before the dawn.

She had seen their wedding.

But she had never seen what came after.

A woman who can see the future may know what fate has in store—but that doesn’t mean she can change it.

Now, Ian must learn to step into tomorrow without Harris and find a future she can finally call her own.