“I told you. That someday a day like this would definitely come.”
A worn-out, dirty room, furniture covered in black dust, a blurry, cracked mirror.
Everything about Lea was different from Owen. His hair like gold coins, eyes like green jewels. Owen’s hands and feet were white, and even his fingertips gleamed.
A child stolen by her father. Every moment that sparkling, beautiful, noble child spent in this filthy place increased the guilt inside Lea. So when she sent the young Owen back, Lea believed it was the right thing to do.
But Owen returned to Lea’s small, worn-out room where she lived alone.
“Lea Fell. Become my wife.”
Now appearing as a grown adult rather than a young child, he demanded that Lea become bait to find her father. He asked her to marry him and lure in her greedy father.
“I cannot forgive you more than anyone else.”
“……I’m sorry, Owen.”
Lea accepted his demand out of guilt and returned to the capital with him.
However, their marriage life stained with guilt shatters when the truth Owen had been hiding is revealed.
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