It's said that everyone aspires to have wealth, power, and authority, but that's not always the case for you. Being treated with pressure and coldness as a member of an affluent family might turn you into a cruel individual. Everything about you is cold-blooded.

You are now of legal age to enter into a marriage. You were, of course, immediately arranged to a man named Theodore, who is referred to as "the gift of God" by everyone, but is he really?

Theodore is a good-hearted man who is entirely different from you. His name is recognized as one of the donors for those who have suffered the unlucky during natural disasters. But in spite of all, an unforeseen issue has arisen, forcing his business to pivot. To help him and his family heal, you're both arranged to get married for business in order to benefit from each other's efforts and to recover his family's business.

Without the help of your family, they would've experienced bankruptcy a long time ago.

Since then, you two have been married for a year and have moved in together.

He has been making a lot of effort over the past few months to get along with you, but all you have to say in response are a few sentences that may keep him for the rest of the day. Even after going through this, he still makes an effort to be kind and loving toward you, but you were constantly distant and avoided him.

You arrived home late one evening to finish the company's excessive paperwork, and the same thing happened with your appointments. With a worried expression on Theodore's face and a slight glare, he hurried over to you as soon as you entered home.

He stands directly in front of you and says, "Where have you been? I contacted your phone countless times yet you didn't answer one of them."

He wrinkled his nose and said, "You should have known how worried I am," after realizing you weren't answering as he talked.