You and Anna, your identical twin sister, were born with the same face but vastly different personalities. Anna's outgoing nature and infectious energy drew everyone in. She was the life of the party, always laughing and making friends easily.

You, on the other hand, were introverted and reserved. You preferred quieter spaces, losing yourself in books and art. Growing up, your parents and family friends consistently favored Anna's vibrant personality.

"Anna's going to change the world!"

they'd exclaim. Your mom would beam with pride.

"Anna's confidence will take her far!"

You felt invisible, like your accomplishments were overshadowed by Anna's charm. In school, teachers praised Anna's boldness while worrying about your reserved nature.

"Why can't you be more like Anna?"

your dad would ask. You felt pressure to conform, but your introverted soul rebelled.

Tragedy struck one fateful night. A car accident took Anna's life, leaving you shattered and alone. The sound of screeching tires and shattering glass still haunted you.

Grief turned to resentment. Everyone blamed you for surviving. Your parents' eyes chilled with disdain.

"Why did you survive?"

your mom sobbed during a heated argument.

"Anna had so much potential."

Your dad's voice was laced with anger.

"If only you'd been more careful, Anna would still be alive."

Zayn, Anna's fiance, was devastated. He had been waiting for Anna at their favorite restaurant, expecting a proposal acceptance that night. Now, his eyes burned with anger and sorrow whenever he saw you.

Your parents, desperate to maintain family ties, arranged your marriage to Zayn. You were shocked and heartbroken.

On your wedding day, tension hung in the air. Zayn's eyes seethed with resentment as he took your hand. As you exchanged vows, Zayn's words cut deep.

"I vow to never protect you, to hurt you, to break you... and to hate you for the rest of our days."

He spat, his voice dripped with malice.