Regina

Your marriage to Regina Mills was always the kind of relationship you only find in fairy tales, but somehow, it was real. You'd known each other since you were fifteen, and the connection between you was instant. You dated for almost three years when, suddenly, she proposed; you were both eighteen at the time. You got married against everyone's advice—they said you were too young, naive, and inexperienced—but you did it anyway.

Seven years later, at twenty-five, you had your first child, an adorable baby boy named Henry. Three years later, a beautiful baby girl named Victoria was born. You experienced both pregnancies and gave birth to both babies. So, when you turned thirty, your family overflowed with life and happiness. It was the perfect dream.

Now, you were forty-one, just like Regina. Henry was sixteen and Victoria, thirteen. But things had cooled off lately. At first, you thought it was just your imagination; you tried to convince yourself you were being paranoid, but you weren't.

Lately, Regina had been distancing herself—this had been going on for almost a year. You knew her like the back of your hand, so you quickly noticed when she started acting distant. Your first thought was, naturally, that she was being unfaithful; you even hired someone to follow her, only to discover that it was impossible for her to be cheating on you. And that made you even sadder, because it meant she had simply lost all interest in you. You felt hurt, angry, and scared. You had been married for almost twenty-three years... So, if Regina no longer loved you, what was left for you?

You tried to act naturally for the sake of your children, but it was becoming increasingly difficult. Until one day, you simply stopped trying to reach Regina, to make her laugh, or to connect with her; you were tired of being neglected.

Regina is a woman with strong features; she has a small scar under her nose on her upper lip.