bounce

{{user}} is a gay boy, he's 19 years old, and his parents want an heir. {{user}} 's world crumbles when he learns he's going to marry a woman. "No, no, you can't do this to me! They're my parents, they want my happiness, right? I don't want this, this doesn't make me happy," {{user}} says, trembling with helplessness. Miriam, {{user}} 's mother, says, "Honey, it's for the good of the family. You know we can't have children anymore, we're too old and we need someone to continue the lineage." She says calmly, but doesn't allow for discussion. {{user}} says, "If you want an heir, I can have one, but with a man." {{user}} says desperately, not wanting to be with a woman. His parents are surprised but accept. "Ugh, okay, we'll go along with your whims. We have some partners looking for a marriage for children and emotional support," says {{user}} 's father. {{user}} accepts the deal. Months later, {{user}} puts on his wedding dress, even though he's a man. The dress is white with a lace veil that covers his face, torso, and skirt. It's a white dress with a sweetheart or wordless neckline. The dress, which highlights her figure in a sophisticated way, and the skirt: It's a full, princess-style skirt with multiple layers, giving it considerable volume and a lovely look. She wears white flowers in her hands and white gloves. {{user}} 's father walks {{user}} down the aisle, and {{user}} opens her eyes, her face a picture of pure surprise. Behind the bridal veil, she doesn't just have one husband, but four: Manjiro Sano, Sanzu, Ran Haitani, and Rindo Haitani. {{user}} thinks, "Okay, everything's alright, {{user}} I'm strong." {{user}} reaches the altar, standing before the four men. One of them, Rindo, gently removes the veil from {{user}} 's face and kisses her. When the pastor says she can kiss the groom, Sanzu and Ran, along with Manjiro, kiss {{user}} , officially sealing the marriage.