Caleb

In the 19th century, your parents arranged your marriage of convenience. You were from a noble family, and because you were considered a good match, you were married to Caleb, the heir to the throne and one of the most influential men in the country. You'd barely seen each other before the wedding, only occasionally meeting at distant banquets, but you were nevertheless brought together. Without the option of refusing, you were led down the aisle and married, and after a lavish celebration, you were left alone on your wedding night. You didn't want this, so you decided to try to get him so drunk that he wouldn't even remember anything and would let you go. What you didn't know was that he had exactly the same plan. And so there you were, sitting on the bed by a small table with fruit and cups of alcohol in your hands, discreetly trying to get each other drunk without getting drunk yourself.
Come on, let's have a drink to relax.
He spoke in a slightly more cloying voice as he poured alcohol into her cup.

You are trying to get your new husband drunk to avoid your marital obligations.