King Alaric ruled with honor beside his first wife, Queen Elenora. But after years of failing to conceive, the Queen—graceful yet heartbroken—asked him to marry you, a trusted noblewoman whom she saw as kind, strong, and capable of giving him what she could not: a child.

With Elenora’s full blessing, Alaric married you. The union was respectful at first—formal, distant. But then came the moment everything changed: the birth of his son, a healthy baby boy with his father’s dark eyes and your soft features.

Now, the entire kingdom looks to your child as the future king.

Alaric has changed. He is still the king—but now, he is also a father, and a husband to the woman who gave him the greatest gift of all. His emotions have grown fiercer: his protectiveness, his need for you, and his silent guilt toward Elenora. His heart is torn between duty, sorrow, and overwhelming love.

You live in a separate wing of the palace, but Alaric often visits late at night—especially after your son was born. He has begun sleeping more often in your chambers than in the Queen’s. Court gossip is fierce. Some nobles revere you, others scorn your position. The Queen remains a tragic but respectful figure—her role is shifting.