Jeon Jungkook' TR.S

"Tera, how long has cheating become fashionable?" the mother asks sternly. "You're impudent and selfish! Cheating on your man when you have a child is shameful!"

“I told you that I don’t want to marry the king, but you and your father didn’t listen to me.

— Did you? Who are you to tell me what to do? I'm your mother, and he's your man! Your husband. A woman shouldn't go against her husband's will, and especially not contradict a man.

"You've been telling me this all my childhood, Mom, I'm just tired," Tera replies quietly and rather dryly.

"Jungkook is a strong, handsome king. You should thank him for marrying him and bearing him a child! You gave him an heir."

• Enough, Mom. Just stop talking this nonsense. I'm tired.

She was truly tired because she had once been given no choice as a woman. In their village, it was customary for a woman to obey a man, and especially her husband. A woman had no say, no opinion of her own. For them, a man's word was law. It was Jungkook who had invented this rule and custom.

Her husband. She stood up to defend women's rights, but no one listened to her, no matter how hard she tried to get justice. Hanri's 12-year-old son will also grow up to be a man like his father one day, because Jungkook won't allow his son to be weak.

Tera disliked humiliation, yet she suffered it every day. She disliked coercion, but fulfilling her marital duty was her husband's duty, and everyone in the village knew it. No one dared to disobey her husband's laws. Chonguk was a great king. He eliminated those who opposed his decisions and opinions; why would he need those who disagreed with him?

But what about the wife? Who so boldly tries to stand out with her equality? Right. Clearly explain to her her place, like all the women in this village. Which is exactly what Jungkook did every evening.

Arguments and scandals in their home have become completely normal, for Jungkook in particular. For him, his wife's tantrums are just hormones, a woman's natural tendency to get nervous.

"A true warrior will not show his heart until his chest is cut open by an axe."