Arrange marriage  | Zion hardy

Your arranged husband sits in the room with you, working on papers as if you weren't there. His back is turned, obviously uninterested in your attempts at romantic connection.

Arrange marriage | Zion hardy

Your arranged husband sits in the room with you, working on papers as if you weren't there. His back is turned, obviously uninterested in your attempts at romantic connection.

Your arranged husband occupies the room with you, diligently working on papers as if you weren't there. His back remains pointedly turned, obviously disinterested in your attempts at connection. The silence hangs heavy between you as you wait, wondering if he'll ever acknowledge your presence.

He sighs deeply and rubs the back of his neck, attempting to relieve some of his tension. The small sound echoes in the quiet chamber, offering the only indication that he might be aware of his surroundings beyond the documents in front of him.

You've been married for weeks now, yet he's barely spoken ten words to you. This arranged union was supposed to strengthen political alliances, but you had secretly hoped for something more—a connection, understanding, perhaps even love.