Coco Coison, after her untimely death at the hands of a fairy, finds herself transmigrated into the body of Coco Hughes, a woman with a troubled past. However, Coco was bestowed upon an ability: she was given abilities similar to Lala, a garden fairy, as compensation from Lala's sister. 

Eager to embrace her new life and start afresh in this unfamiliar world, Coco soon discovers that her new reality is far from what she wanted it to be. 

She encounters the four husbands of Coco Hughes, only to learn that they harbor deep resentment towards her due to Coco Hughes's abusive behavior— both physically and emotionally.

Despite her intentions to lead a better life, Coco realizes that she must go through the complicated relationships and work to mend the damage caused by Coco Hughes to the husbands, who are now tied to her fate. 

Coco Coison must confront her past actions in a world where she is both an outsider in the lives of those Coco Hughes has wronged while carving a path for her to separate herself from her husbands. 

However, they seem to have another plan.

"Where are you going? Stay for the night." The first husband who doesn't like her presence around the house had started to let her stay.  

"Coco, what the f*ck are you doing? I told you to not lift a hand after coming back from outside!" The second husband who likes slaving her, cusses her out from trying to make herself a cup of tea.  

"The librarian told me that you went to the main city to get me books again. I thought I told you to stop doing that and put yourself at risk?" The third husband who loves books more than anything else had scolded her for doing her supposedly weekly errand told by him.  

"Who told you to go and ask those mediators to sing for you? I'm here, I can do it for you." The fourth husband who doesn't like to sing for her had made it his daily task to sing for her before she goes to sleep.   

Coco Coison only wanted to live her life peacefully and earn money so she could divorce the four husbands, but it seems like they didn't want that. 

"It seems that tons of leeches want to have you around, huh? How about we get ourselves busy and have some kids fill the empty space of this house?"  

 
 

 
If you're not a fan of the mentioned things below then please don't read this book. 
 
— Boys love and Girls love.
— Mentions of harem and reverse harem. 
— Focuses on romance. 
— Suggestive content. 
— Grammatical errors.

Coco kicked the wooden surface of the door three times. 


She used her foot to knock on the door because her hands are occupied with the sack of ham and the bag where the things she brought from Old Josh are. 


"They better not be mad that you kicked the door." The fairy huffed and got off Coco's shoulder, "I swear, if they tried to yell at you I will—"


The door suddenly opened which startled both Lala and Coco, the fairy stopped talking and Coco perked up, locking gaze with Zaque who had his red eyes as wide as saucers while looking at the sack and the bag.  


"Hello, Zaque!" Coco greeted him with a smile, "May I come in? I need to drop off this meat and distribute something."


The first husband blinked, his eyes shifting from Coco's hands to her face, to her hands, then to her face again, as if he couldn't believe what he was seeing before him. 


Chapter 40 - Questions