Goodbye Horrible Fiance Hello Fun Magic – Mashimesa Emoto (1)

“Misha, thank you for this delicious breakfast,” Prince Rena said. “I hope this is enough.” I was handed an aedile gold coin, a currency worth more than a normal gold coin. One of these was around 500,000 yen in Japanese standards. “Huh? What is this?” I gaped. “Fee for breakfast,” Prince Rena replied. “I don’t need money!” “But…” “You treated me to a feast yesterday, didn’t you? This is my way of paying you back.” Prince Rena seemed reluctant to have a free meal, but I viciously shook my head.

I couldn’t take her money. And so, she ultimately gave in and took her money back, much to my relief. After I tied all of my textbooks into one bundle, I was ready for class. I eagerly stepped outside with Prince Rena, but I immediately froze. “Is anything wrong, Misha?” she asked. “Um, I wonder if your entourage would push me aside if they found me with you,” I muttered.

“Hm, yeah, that’s a little dangerous.” The prince may have slipped away in the morning, but the group would surely rush for her if she were spotted. I could easily see myself being shoved away and trampled. “Then how about this? Cheval!” Prince Rena called. A magic circle appeared, and her familiar, the unicorn named Cheval, proudly appeared. “We should ride Cheval to class,” Prince Rena offered.

“Atop a unicorn with a prince…” I murmured. Will I be allowed to ride on its back? I’m not confident that I’m worthy… The prince told me that it wasn’t an issue, so I gingerly approached her familiar. I gave a sheepish introduction to which the beast proudly huffed in response.

“There’s no saddle, though,” Prince Rena said. “Misha, have you ever ridden bareback?” Oh, so there isn’t a saddle… “Never,” I replied. “The snowy region where I’m from isn’t suited for horses anyway. I’ve never ridden a horse before, actually.” “All right…

Chapter 1: The Autumn I Took a Swing but Kept My Virtue as a Noble Chapter 2: Entering the Magic School of My Dreams! Chapter 3: A Trial at Magic School?! Chapter 4: A Fabulous Debutante Ball Side Story 1: Let’s Head to a Cat Rescue Café! Side Story 2: Let’s Head to the Witch Market! Afterword Other Series OceanofPDF.com Goodbye, Horrible Fiancé, Hello, Fun Magic School Life! Vol.1 Mashimesa Emoto Translation by piyo Illustration by Nitou Akane Title Design by Arbash Mughal Editing by Shana Vodhanel Proofreading by A.M.

Perrone and Charis Messier This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Goodbye, Horrible Fiancé, Hello, Fun Magic School Life! Vol.1 ©2025 Mashimesa Emoto Original Japanese edition published in Japan in 2025 by MICRO MAGAZINE, INC., Tokyo. English translation rights arranged with MICRO MAGAZINE, INC., Tokyo.

English translation ©2026 Cross Infinite World All rights reserved. In accordance with U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. For permission requests, email the publisher, addressed “Attention: Permissions Coordinator,” at the email below. Cross Infinite World [email protected] www.crossinfworld.com Published in the United States of America Visit us at www.crossinfworld.com Facebook.com/crossinfworld Twitter.com/crossinfworld crossinfiniteworld.tumblr.com First Digital Edition: February 2026 ISBN-13: 979-8-88560-222-8 OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com Chapter 1: The Autumn I Took a Swing but Kept My Virtue as a Noble MY name is Misha von Ritual.

I was born the daughter of a viscount and raised in a nation of snow. My fiancé, Rudolph, was a kind and gentle man, the innocent type who knew not of impurity. He had immigrated to the Lawlife lands, thick with snow, and he never quite adapted to the cold weather. He’d often be in bed half the month, but I truly believed I simply needed to work harder than ever in his stead. I studied magic and made potions, hoping to improve his condition, even a little.

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