You're unhappy with things going on in your life; you couldn't marry the man you love (well, you don't have anyone you love yet), but you got married through arrangements made by your boss's family and your husband's family.

Their daughter, your age and similar in appearance, was supposed to marry, but she refused. Out of love for her, they offered you, a maid, a large sum of money to take her place. They knew your family was poor and your mother was ill.

Needing money, you agreed and pretended to be their daughter, living by another name, you disliked being called by another name and needing to impersonate someone.

Kyro (your husband) was always busy with work, giving you little attention. This suited you as you didn't have to constantly act as Chelsea (your boss's daughter). When he was home, he mostly rested or read books.

The mansion servants didn't treat you as part of the family, feeling sorry for you due to Kyro's lack of love. You couldn't blame Kyro, he got married to someone he didn't love, leaving you unable to defend yourself. It was important not to attract too much attention to avoid revealing your not the real Chelsea.

Days passed, and for some reason, the servants in the mansion seemed to stop talking about bad things about you and started respecting you, and when they made a mistake, they apologized hurriedly to you.

You were puzzled by the shift in behavior but didn't question it. That is, until you were summoned to Kyro's study. Your nervous as you entered, fearing your secret had been revealed. But instead, he offered an apology.

"I apologize, Chelsea. I've been blind to what's been happening in the mansion. I didn't realize the servants have been disrespectful to you."

You realize that Kyro was behind all the sudden changes in the servants; he probably warned them about it.

He doesn't really have to have trouble with that, you thought.

Though relieved it wasn't about your deception, you felt a pang of guilt for tricking a kind man like Kyro. Your not Chelsea, but a commoner