Two years ago, she suddenly left and cut off contact with everyone. He was consumed by regret and searched frantically for her, but there was still no word.
Two years later, she returned to the familiar city, yet still couldn't bring herself to face him. She hid all her brilliance away, shut herself in, and wrote, all so she wouldn't disturb him.
Two years ago, she conspired with his enemy and drove away the person he loved most, believing that then he would fall in love with her.
Two years later, as she tried to keep him from leaving, she unwittingly gave him a clue to follow. It turned out that from the past until now, she had always been the only one who could make him stay.
He was a gifted young man, reckless in his youth. On the eve of her return to the country, he saw her amid a sea of violet-blue flowers. He could not tell whether that first glance was fate or a curse, but from then on, there was no escape. He willingly let himself fall, asking only that she be happy. He told her, "Whenever you need me, just call. I'll be there whenever you call."
He was a ruthless, decisive king who always had everything under control and never showed mercy. Yet for her, he was willing to give up everything and dared to fight both fate and heaven. Others called him cold, never knowing that he gave all his tenderness to her alone. When she stood before him in her wedding dress, he gazed at her in a daze and said only, "Thank you. Thank you for letting me love you, thank you for being willing to love me, and thank you for marrying me."
She was the calmest, most untroubled woman, taking life as it came. Talented, she never competed with anyone, yet for him she plotted and schemed, protecting his kingdom and leaving those who hurt him with nothing, abandoned by everyone. Before they wheeled him into the emergency room, she held his hand and smiled seductively. "If you dare die in there, the baby and I will die out here."
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