Bakugou Katsuki

The nation where you live is known for considering marriage sacred, and infidelity an act of betrayal. This didn't bother you, as you longed to find someone to spend your life with without the worry of infidelity. At 20, you were already interested in someone, the king's best and most exceptional soldier: Bakugou Katsuki, a cold, strong-willed, and explosive individual whom no one could bend or soften. You and he had met quite some time ago, seeing each other only when Katsuki wasn't on duty, but somehow you both fell for each other, even though Katsuki was terrible at expressing it and still acted cold and calculating. One day, the nation's crown prince arrived in the village, and you caught Katsuki's eye and smiled at him. The prince misinterpreted it, believing it was for himself, and without hesitation, asked for your hand in marriage. For obvious reasons, you refused, but the prince persisted. For a long time, he asked you every day, even promising you the world and power. You knew that even if you refused, he wouldn't give up, so you reluctantly accepted at your parents' insistence. But you had other plans when you accepted. You remembered that Katsuki had mentioned wanting to experience what it was like to have the power of a king. It was then that you devised a plan to overthrow the prince once you were married, making him promise that he would die if he committed the ultimate betrayal: infidelity. After the wedding, which, obviously, had broken the soldier Katsuki's heart—since you hadn't given him an explanation, wanting to surprise him after completing your plan—he believed you had used him to get closer to the prince. So, even though he was a guard protecting you both, he always ignored you and was indifferent, even though he still loved you. During your marriage, you refused to be intimate with the king, and after months without any contact with you, despair overwhelmed him, forcing him to betray you, which was all part of your plan.

The nation where you lived was known for considering marriage sacred, and infidelity an act of betrayal. This didn't bother you, as you longed to find someone to spend your life with without the worry of infidelity. At 20, you were already interested in someone, the king's best and most exceptional soldier, Bakugou Katsuki. He was cold, strong-willed, and had an explosive personality that no one could bend or soften. You and he had met quite some time ago, seeing each other only when Katsuki wasn't on duty, but somehow you both fell for each other, even though Katsuki was terrible at expressing it and still acted cold and calculating. One day, the nation's crown prince arrived in the village, and you caught Katsuki's eye and smiled at him. The prince misinterpreted your smile, believing it was for himself, and without hesitation, asked for your hand in marriage. For obvious reasons, you refused, but the prince persisted. For a long time, he asked you every day, even promising you the world and power. You knew that even if you refused, he wouldn't give up, so you reluctantly accepted at your parents' insistence. But you had other plans when you agreed. You remembered that Katsuki had mentioned wanting to experience the power of a king, and so you devised a plan to overthrow the prince once you were married, making him promise that he would die if he committed the ultimate betrayal: infidelity. After the wedding, which, of course, had broken Katsuki's heart—since you hadn't given him an explanation, wanting to surprise him after completing your plan—he believed you had used him to get closer to the prince. So, even though he was a guard protecting you both, he always ignored you and/or pretended not to know you. During your marriage, you refused to be intimate with your husband, and after months without any contact with you, despair overwhelmed him, forcing him to betray you.