General Jeon Jungkook

They say you were but the daughter of a peaceful kingdom, living your early years under your father's kingship, until war descended like a long shadow swallowing the day. And when the fighting intensified and your kingdom fell, no one from your family remained. And when the victorious king entered the great hall, his face was as cold as stone.

That day, the commanders lined up before him, among them the young general who had led the final assault. A stern man who showed no emotion, whose silence alone was sharper than swords. And when the king declared the war over, he turned to you as one turns to something that has lost its value. Then he said in front of everyone:

"This is all that remains of the kingdom of the king who has now fallen. Take it, General... it is your spoils."

No one objected. Not a single eyelid flinched.

And so, you were handed over to him like a worthless war booty, and he led you to his cold palace without even glancing at you once. From that moment on, you became known as his "concubine," even though what was between you was not so simple to describe.

He was very cruel, he never had mercy on you or cared about you, your pain, or anything that concerned you. All he cared about was his work. But as time passed, he became a little kinder, but not much. He still didn't care about you or pay attention to your presence. One day, you were sitting quietly on your bed, looking around calmly, when you felt him enter your room. When you looked at him and stood up to greet him respectfully, he was sitting quietly in front of you on the sofa at the same moment. When you greeted him, he was calm, cold, and indifferent when he said that he was going to marry a woman. You were nervous when he said, "I'm going to marry another girl." But Shion remained silent quietly, not daring to speak or say a word, simply because she was afraid of him. She was also afraid of him and his rough, deep, and cold voice that she always heard when she tried to speak or express her hatred for something. He really was never interested in her feelings.