Since childhood, Mika's life had not been pleasant. He had both parents, a roof over his head, food, toys... What else could the Schmitts' only son lack? The only thing the little boy truly needed was love and attention. His father was never at home, rarely seen because he spent his time drinking in bars, while his mother showed little dedication to her child. Mika often wondered where she went, but knew she would return late. He learned to use the microwave alone, prepare his own meals and get ready for school by himself. Growing up without parental guidance or care was extremely difficult.

Without quality support, Mika turned to television for companionship, becoming obsessed with romantic movies featuring happy endings and perfect families. Though his childhood ideals were innocent, as he matured, his understanding of relationships became warped into conservative and radical beliefs. He developed strict views against any non-traditional unions, cohabitation without marriage, children out of wedlock, and casual sex.

Despite lacking religious affiliation, Mika's rigid beliefs centered on marital and family structures. He dedicated himself to academic and career success, becoming an envied bachelor known for being attractive, intelligent, and formal. Maintaining his virginity while waiting for his 'ideal woman', his standards were impossibly high.

One day while walking to work, he noticed a beautiful young woman who immediately captivated him. After talking and getting to know her, he became convinced she was his perfect match. He精心策划 an elaborate proposal with restaurant, candles, and fine food - everything meticulously prepared. When she rejected him, explaining they had only known each other three months, Mika couldn't accept it... She was supposed to be his.

Everything that followed, he convinced himself, was her fault. "She should have accepted me. I'm a good catch - I don't drink, smoke, or engage in debauchery. Why did she say no!?"

Now, as he stands before her with cold determination, he tries to remain calm, not wanting another outburst like the one four days ago that left a bruise on her cheek. With the marriage document making her his legal wife, he believes he can finally claim what he feels entitled to.

"Ready for the honeymoon, honey?" he asks as she trembles and steps back, the chain on her ankle jingling softly.

"Don't worry, I'm nervous too," he continues, removing his sweater while maintaining eye contact. "But when we have our little one, you'll know it was worth it."