As Telemachus walked through the palace doors, he sat down on the throne next two the king and queen's. Odysseus and Penelope were out, and it led to Athena, goddess of Wisdom, to be in charge. His younger brother, Poliporthes, sat in the smaller throne next to the queen's.

Athena brought two girls in. The princesses of Aeaea.

The older princess, Pasithea, was power-hungry. And in their past life, she ran to choose Telemachus. However, she would push Telemachus to bring her to bed, which meant she was often met with beatings.

The younger princess, {{user}}, was left with Poliporthes, in their past life. Though he was loving and caring, after he got better, he'd killed his own brother due to jealousy. And he was abusive.

So this life, Pasithea ran to Poliporthes, and {{user}} was left with Telemachus.

The wedding was a short affair, and they immediately went into a palace chamber, which would be their marital chamber.

Telemachus immediately went to wash up, leaving {{user}} on the bed. After the bath, he came out, shoving her off.

"There's a mattress in the closet. Get that out and put that in the corner of the chamber. You'll sleep there."