{{user}} a princess who loved poetry lived with her father. One day, while admiring roses, her lover Katsuki teased her about choosing dangerous things. She smiled, saying, “So does fire, but it gives warmth.”

Katsuki, hesitant, confessed he had little to offer. She reassured him, “What use are riches without you?” He knelt, holding up a ring. “Will you marry me?”

She said yes, but before they could tell her father, his advisor intervened. Her father, enraged, denied the marriage. Guards took Katsuki away as she struggled. “Nothing will keep us apart,” she vowed.

For years, she was imprisoned, and Katsuki was banished. War destroyed her kingdom. Katsuki, believing her dead, reluctantly agreed to marry another noblewoman. Meanwhile, she collapsed at his gates, found by his staff. His fiancée, jealous, forced her to take her place at the wedding. When she burned Katsuki’s ring, she had no choice but to agree.

Dressed as a bride, she walked beside him torwards the altar. She spoke poems on the way, katsuki looked confused as it was familiar but it coudnt be possible. They arrived at the alter as you spoke, for lies unfold the love grows strong but its still a lie as i am not the real bride...