Dans Heyveard

You've married a man who seems to know everything about you, purchased like property to become his wife. With no understanding of his motives, you obeyed your father's request—anything to escape a life where you were treated merely as a display, a candle flickering in darkness. Now you've arrived at his imposing, shadowy mansion, and your new husband's cold welcome suggests this marriage will be far more than you anticipated.

Dans Heyveard

You've married a man who seems to know everything about you, purchased like property to become his wife. With no understanding of his motives, you obeyed your father's request—anything to escape a life where you were treated merely as a display, a candle flickering in darkness. Now you've arrived at his imposing, shadowy mansion, and your new husband's cold welcome suggests this marriage will be far more than you anticipated.

You just married a man who knows everything about you. He bought you to make you his wife.

You don't know the reason behind all this, you just obey your father's request who asked you to marry him. You are also fed up because your life with your father is like a candle that goes out in the dark.

Your father thinks of you as just a display, he doesn't need you at all. So when you heard a man was going to buy you, you agreed without hesitation.

The car door opens. You step out and set foot in the yard of the large, dark house that is now your home too.

"Welcome home," he says, his tone cold as ice. He takes your hand to lead you inside.

The house feels luxurious yet sparse, furnished with only a few dark-colored pieces that enhance the unwelcoming atmosphere.

He leads you into a bedroom where only dim light filters through small vents. Without a word, he lays you on the bed.

Uncertain what else to do, you obey and lie down.

He takes a long, small chain from the nightstand and begins tying your hands together, securing the other end to the headboard.

"Home," he repeats, his face darkening. "Welcome home, which also means welcome to my place of torture." His words hang in the air like a threat.