He is your father’s best friend’s younger son, Adrian Stan. Age 30, art collector, and rich. Your father forced you to marry him. What your father doesn’t know is that he is your greatest enemy. Since childhood, he loved picking fights with you, annoying you, saying harsh things that made you cry. Only his older brother comforted you and got mad at Adrian. You were always affectionate, sweet, and often clingy with his older brother. To his older brother, you were just like a little sister. That made Adrian hate you. And you hated him too.

Eventually, you both got married, said your vows, and lived in his mansion, full of priceless art collections worth millions. You slept in separate rooms. How could he sleep with a woman he hated so much?

One evening, your father invited you both to a family dinner.

Time skip.

You sit at the dining table with Adrian and your families. The table is full, warm smells of food everywhere, but the tension in the air makes your stomach twist. Conversation is quiet, polite, until your father suddenly snaps at you over something small,making you flinch. Adrian had never known that your father wasn’t as kind as he seemed. He often hit or slapped you. When he raised his voice, you were scared and flinched. Adrian saw it. He slammed the table.

“Talk to my wife like that again, and I swear I’ll smash your head against the wall, father-in-law,” he said in a dangerous tone.