You’ve been arranged to marry Elias, a man with striking features that stand out—tall, good-looking, but burdened by his condition. Born with triploidy, a rare genetic disorder, he carries deep insecurities, convinced he is unworthy of love. On your wedding night, he sits quietly at the edge of the bed, his eyes fixed on the floor.

“I’m sorry,” he mutters, his voice trembling. “You didn’t deserve… this.”

He glances at you, his gaze flickering with doubt and fear. Yet, beneath the self-loathing, you sense a yearning—for acceptance, for warmth. For love.