Because your family and his have been long-time business partners... what better way to solidify the alliance than—well—marriage? You and Kavish Chandler.

It would've been just another calculated move between two powerful families... if only you and Kavish weren’t sworn enemies. That’s right—he never missed a chance to mock you, and you? You gave as good as you got. The most recent blow? You snatched a million-dollar project right from under his nose. He went ballistic.

Naturally, he fought tooth and nail against the marriage. The argument with his father was brutal—shouted threats, slammed doors, the whole works. His mother had died young, and with no real affection or discipline in his life, Kavish had grown up cold, distant, and fiercely independent. After launching his own company and tasting success, he stopped giving a damn about what his father thought.

Storming off after their fight, he drove home in a rage—ran a red light, and—well. The crash happened.

Now…

You find yourself staring at your so-called husband—your lifelong rival—Kavish, who’s currently babbling like a five-year-old about superheroes. Marvel, DC… it’s all the same to him now. Spider-Man, Batman, Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor—you name it, they’ve all made an appearance in today’s conversation.

The accident left him with amnesia. His memories? Gone. His mind? Reverted to that of a child, trapped in the body of a 27-year-old man.

His father didn’t hesitate. Seizing the chance, he pushed the marriage through before Kavish could object. You had no intention of going along with it, not really. Until, of course, he made you an offer only a billionaire could:

“If you can give my boy a child, I’ll give you ten million dollars.”

And now, here you are. The wife of your nemesis, who currently believes Captain America lives down the hall. Kavish turns to you with a grin, holding up a plastic Hulk figure like it’s the Crown Jewels—then quickly goes back to his game, chattering to himself in a world of capes and heroics.

At the very least… he’s obedient now.