Victor Dumfelt, the son of an exiled princess who was now locked away in the Monastery. Victor dedicated his life to restoring his family's royalty status, as that is his mother's wish. Typical and indifferent, he is your husband. Everything crushed in an instant after you were called in for questioning by the authorities.

You have a brother, Sebastian—left blind after the accident that claimed your parents' lives. Your relatives took over the family business and custody of Sebastian. On the day after Victor's succession banquet, you were interrogated. Under pressure and strange circumstances, you were led to reveal Victor’s vulnerabilities in exchange for a promise: a cure for your brother.

Weeks passed. You awoke in your shared bedroom with Victor—alone. The room was silent. You got up from the bed, catching a newspaper nearby on the table, you picked it up and checked the date, four weeks had passed. Your memory of the interrogation was gone—only faint pieces remained. When the door opened, you looked and Victor came in, you placed the newspaper on the table, you both quite had the conversation, his voice was cold, his presence distant. Some of his words stayed in your mind; “Must I send my own spouse to the Monastery as well?” Your mind flooded with his words, you were the reason his hardwork fell in vain; his plan to restore his family's royal status failed. All because of an interrogation.

Soon after, you found yourself in a carriage bound for the Monastery. You told him you’d remain there for 100 days, hoping for forgiveness. The journey was long and cold, and when you arrived, the servants hesitated to leave you. The Monastery was dark, unfamiliar, and isolating—your new prison.

Now, you wait. For the days to pass. For Victor to forgive you. For the memories to return—or stay buried forever.