Shall I Write A Love Letter For You?

“……Elliot Brown. I will take him as my bedchamber attendant.”

Im Sung-sik, the ‘Employee of the Month’ who has mastered all kinds of service jobs, and Elliot, the antagonist supporting character he possesses in a tragic BL novel.

Originally, all characters were supposed to die at the hands of the original male lead, Argen. To avoid ghostwriting the love letter that starts this tragedy, Elliot tried to live quietly, hiding his past as a writer. However, due to unavoidable circumstances, he becomes Argen’s bedchamber attendant.

To make matters worse, the original male lead discovers his identity as a writer, and he ends up ghostwriting letters to Argen…

But this Duke seems somewhat different from what was seen in the original work…!

Can Elliot avoid the dead ending by moderately ghostwriting the letters?

[Preview]

“It’s your first day, so let’s see your skills.”

He said this as he placed the book he brought on the bedside table. Argen’s face was the picture of serenity as he got under the covers and closed his eyes. It was a stark contrast to Elliot, who knelt on one knee beside Argen’s bed with a deadpan expression.

“Um, do I really… have to do this?”

“Don’t dawdle. Start right away.”

Argen seemed fully prepared, even wearing a thick, soft-looking blindfold. Elliot looked despairingly at the artistically raised nose bridge under the blindfold, the red and plump lips, and the flawlessly white cheeks.

Unbelievable. This is really absurd.

“I’ll say it one last time. Begin.”

The mythically beautiful protagonist seemed to be running out of patience. Elliot reluctantly opened his mouth. Ah, eh, ee, oh, oo.

Why on earth does a bedchamber attendant have to do this…

Elliot took a deep breath, squeezed his eyes shut, and opened his mouth.

“Hush… hush…”

“…”

“Hush… hush~ Our, our Du-Duke~ Hush-a-bye~ Sleep so soundly…”

Is this… right?

No, really. Is this correct right now?