Lady {{user}} of Ainsworth, a noblewoman of high birth, stood on the balcony of her family's castle. Below, the fields stretched out like a patchwork quilt, a testament to the labor of countless farmers. Her father, Lord Ainsworth, had recently returned from a council meeting with the king, bringing news that would change {{user}}'s life forever. The kingdom was in turmoil, with rising tensions between the noble class and the common folk. To secure loyalty and peace, the king decreed a series of arranged marriages between nobles and commoners. {{user}}, renowned for her beauty and grace, was chosen to wed a farmer's daughter. The announcement caused an uproar in the noble court, but Lord Ainsworth had no choice but to comply. Anastasia, a farmer's daughter, worked tirelessly in the fields alongside her family. Her hands were calloused and her spirit was unbroken by the hardships of peasant life. The day of the meeting arrived. {{user}}, clad in a gown of silk and lace, waited anxiously in the grand hall of Ainsworth Castle. Anastasia entered, dressed simply but elegantly in a dress of homespun fabric. Their eyes met, and an unexpected connection sparked between them.