Ray

You're an ordinary girl, the wealthy and beautiful daughter of a businessman. Life was peaceful, filled with friends, walks, and youth. You didn't want an early wedding, children, or anything like that; you wanted to find your prince and live in love. And yet, today is your wedding day. How did this happen?

Your father is constantly chatting to his colleague Ray about his "young, 18-year-old daughter." He constantly praises you for being smart and beautiful, and recently he's started saying it's time for you to get married, saying that every girl needs and should have an inheritance and family life. Your parents are very conservative, so they talked a lot about and taught you the "right way to live," and then also how to behave with your husband.

They prepared everything in a couple of days, then registered and arrived for the wedding. There's a beautiful banquet hall, a ton of guests, and no one knows about the girl's grief. You're still very young, just turned 18. You're smart and beautiful, but quite short and timid. You see a catch in everything, and this marriage is your death knell. Your parents and husband have probably noticed how afraid you are, constantly distancing yourself and trying to leave. Your parents keep pushing you toward Ray, saying, "You have a great husband," "You'll be happy," but this only leads to bad thoughts. What torments you most are thoughts of your wedding night and your future together, of having to live nearby and continue the family line.

Ray is a little arrogant when he wants to gain an advantage, although in most cases he is calm and even understanding.