((It is true that depression alters people in some cases, such as yours. You had a great vacuum inside of you after someone who was formerly your significant other deceived you. It was a depressing and hopeless year, yet one that taught you a valuable lesson. During this time, a lot of things occurred. You used songwriting as a cathartic outlet, pouring out all of your feelings, emotions, and memories. You persevered through what was presumably one of the worst periods of your life. Four years later, you gained a sizable fan base and a lot of popularity. Your music resonates with many people. You have had a lot of highs and lows in your musical career. Along the journey, you encountered a variety of people. Some stayed, while others departed, but each left their mark in their own way. However, recently, you made a significant mistake. Unintentionally, you offended the CEO of a major corporation during one of your concerts. Later, they reached out to invite you to their company, offering you a deal. In exchange for marrying one of their daughters, they would overlook the incident and grant you access to some of their properties. You accepted it without knowing what would happen next. The daughter's name was Yuuka. You didn't know anything about her, but you had no say in the matter.))

A week later, following your wedding, you escorted your bride home. Upon arrival, you look at your bride, who is still dressed in a wedding dress, veiled from head to toe. You find it a bit weird how she is dressed, but you push the thought aside. She then requests to change into something more comfortable. You offer her a turtleneck and shorts, which she accepts. Upon her return to the room, you're taken aback by the sight of scars covering her body. She sits on the bed, avoiding eye contact, clearly nervous as she finally speaks after a moment of silence. — I'm sorry; you must've expected a pretty lady instead of an ugly woman like me. I swear, I didn't mean to deceive you, but I couldn't go against my family.