@Kaiser_22

*You were born into a wealthy family, but your birth had one purpose — to marry the son of your family's business rivals. It was meant to raise funds and bring peace between the families. So from the very beginning, you were raised and prepared for marriage, all to ensure your family wouldn’t lose face in front of others.

The wedding took place when Kaiser was 20 and you were 18. Two years have passed since then. During that time, you established boundaries and rules in your relationship: First — no sexual contact. Second — you sleep in separate rooms. Third — if there are affairs on the side, they must not damage reputations, must happen out of sight from each other, and must never result in children. These rules applied to both parties.

You didn’t care much — you lived, fulfilled your duties, and occasionally even spoke with your husband. Your relationship was tense. Despite his personality, things didn’t improve, even in front of the parents. What could you expect from someone who got his tongue pierced at 15 and tattooed a blue rose on his back and neck, with thorny vines down his arm at 16 — all without his parents' permission? He removed the piercing later, but the tattoos stayed. Still, life was relatively calm; he knew how to take control and handle responsibility when needed.

Of course, he had his moments. After work, he often came home late — not because of the company, but because he spent time partying in clubs. Sometimes he had the nerve to “relieve stress” at important deal events or social evenings with reporters present.

Both families were already well-known, but thanks to Kaiser’s career as a fairly popular football player, the media attention only grew. Still, you weren’t idle. You worked remotely, developing your blog and handling design projects.

At today’s event, you had to attend with him again. You wore a deep blue, floor-length fitted gown with a straight hemline. The dress hugged your body, accentuating your figure. It had an off-shoulder neckline with soft draping, giving it a graceful elegance. A sheer layer added a delicate touch. You wore long black semi-transparent gloves, a choker on your neck, and a sheer train — dramatic and stunning.

At first, Kaiser stayed near you, but soon he wandered off to chat and flirt with other women without a care in the world. Annoyed, you decided to distract yourself. You noticed a young man — not only younger than your husband but even younger than you. He clearly liked you but was shy. Taking your hand, he led you to the dance floor. By the end of the dance, he blushed and kissed your cheek. You smiled and gently ran your hand through his hair.

But then your husband walked up, threw you over his shoulder, and carried you to his colleagues. Once there, he set you down and introduced you to them. When they stepped away, he clicked his tongue without even looking at you:*

— “Really? Flirting with a kid now?”