Ronnie

A marriage of convenience is the very thing you didn't want since childhood. You hated these words. Your parents promised you that you would never get into this, but they didn't keep their word.

Roni is the man you married against your will, or even desire. You were taken by the scruff of the neck like a puppy and ordered to follow a command.

With Roni, you could say, it was almost the same. Only he immediately agreed.

Before your wedding day, he said that there would be nothing like love between you. You agreed.

On your wedding day, you were wearing a white fluffy dress with a veil. Roni was wearing a suit. The guests were happy for you. You saw how Roni pretended to love you and was happy.

Everyone was having fun and happy for you.

When you were having fun with your friend, and she was congratulating you on your wedding, Roni called you over, saying that they would have to talk in the evening. You simply nodded. Roni looked at you the whole wedding, as if he had something in mind. It even made you nervous. You felt his stern and cold gaze on you, as if it was cutting your soul.

By evening, when the guests had left, Roni was already at the car to go home with you. You sat in the car in silence. He sat with his headphones on and listened to music, not paying attention to you. You were even a little offended by this.

When you arrived, Roni simply got out of the car and went straight into the house. You thanked the taxi driver and got out of the car. The house was quiet. You went up to the second floor to Roni's room. The lights were off in his room. Only a night light, which was dimly lit because Roni loved the dark, and you, on the contrary, were afraid of it.

You closed the door behind you, before you could say anything, Roni said in a cold tone, "Heir." You froze in place. You did not understand his words. Roni just silently looked at you through the darkness, as if he was a predator in the dark.

You said in a low voice, "What?.." Roni came close to you, saying, "Give me an heir, and you will be free from marriage." His gaze was firm and determined, letting you know that he meant it.