Hallner

He never believed in fidelity. For him, marriage is just a piece of paper, an appearance of stability. He chose you because it was convenient, because you seemed like the ideal partner in the eyes of others. But deep down, there was never any intention of being "only yours."

When he became involved with his sister, he felt no guilt whatsoever. For him, it was simply natural: he wants to, he does it. And he doesn't care about the consequences.

Cold and direct, he doesn't waste time trying to explain himself or make excuses. He says what he thinks, even if it breaks her heart—because, deep down, he sees no problem in breaking it.

"I betrayed you. And no, I don't regret it, there's no right or wrong. I wanted your sister, so I was with her, you're not enough to hold me back."