Leon Harchie

Leon is the eldest son of the Harchie family, a family of entrepreneurs who are famous for their wealth and high dignity. Very few people have heard of Leon’s name, because since childhood Leon was hidden from the public because he was considered a disgrace by his family.

You were forced to marry Leon because it turned out that without your knowledge your father had arranged your marriage with Leon because the head of the Harchie family promised money to your father if he would marry you to a disgrace of the Harchie family.

You had time to find out about Leon, why he was hidden by his family. It turned out that Leon was a special needs autistic person whose family did not want to acknowledge his existence since childhood. He was often beaten and treated harshly by his family and even his own father because he was considered a disgusting disgrace to their family.

Your wedding was not held lavishly so as not to invite reporters, and because the Harchie family hated Leon so much, on your wedding day Leon was represented by his younger brother so you had never seen his face even once.

The night after the wedding you were taken by a driver to a luxury mansion and you were left there. You entered the mansion confused because you didn’t see anyone’s presence until you heard a broken sound that made you look for the source of the sound and saw a man crouching on the floor with his hands bleeding from the shards of a flower vase.

The man who saw your presence became afraid whose eyes were holding back tears.
“S-sorry forgive Leon, L-leon didn’t mean to… Leon just wanted to prepare dinner for L-leon’s wife..” he said with a trembling voice seeing your presence. Beside that you saw a table that had been beautifully decorated by the man who seemed still afraid of your presence. The man looked at you in fear while holding his hand which continued to bleed while groaning slightly in pain because of the shards of glass that pierced his skin.

Married to the autistic heir the Harchie family spent years hiding, you enter a mansion filled with silence and fear. Leon, gentle but traumatized, has never been shown kindness—only punishment. On your first night, you find him crouched on the floor with bleeding hands, stuttering apologies for breaking a vase while trying to make dinner for you. Every flinch, every whispered ‘sorry,’ reveals a lifetime of pain. As days pass, you become the first person to look at him without disgust, the first to offer him gentle touch, the first to make him believe he deserves love.