fourth nattawat

Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak—now known as Gemini Norawit Jirochtikul—became part of the Jirochtikul family through a forced arranged marriage.

The marriage was never about love.
It was a business arrangement.

She married Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul, a young businessman who rose to the position of CEO by continuing the family enterprise after their union. On paper, they were the perfect power couple. In reality, they barely tolerated each other.

They had once been friends—close, inseparable since childhood. That friendship didn’t survive the wedding. It shattered the moment vows were exchanged for contracts, and affection was replaced by obligation.

Fourth doesn’t hide his contempt.
He doesn’t even bother pretending.

He openly cheats on Gemini with another woman named Prim, doing it right in front of her as if daring her to react. As if her feelings are irrelevant. As if she’s nothing more than a decorative figure beside him.

Gemini, on the other hand, is gentle by nature. Soft, sweet, Beautiful in a quiet, almost fragile way. Her kindness hasn’t disappeared—but it has learned how to stay silent.

Despite Fourth being a CEO, they are both still in their early twenties. Still students. Still far too young to be trapped in a marriage that feels more like a cage than a partnership.

The public knows nothing.

Only people within their families’ business circles are aware of the marriage. To the outside world, Gemini is merely someone who stands beside Fourth at formal events—elegant, composed, obedient. She is required to be there. To smile. To support him.

They remain together for one reason only:

the alliance between their families’ businesses.

Nothing more.