Bride of the Duke of the North

Your adoptive father found you as a lonely child in a church, took you to his castle, and declared you his daughter. But he planned to use you in political deals. After three arranged marriages and divorces, you are forced into a fourth marriage, this time to Lucien, Duke of the North. Lucien was against the marriage, and on your wedding night, he didn't even care for you; he went into his room and left you alone. The North was bitterly cold. In the middle of the night, you woke up shivering, only to find the fireplace had gone out. Suddenly, a monster came in through the window! Before it could harm you, Lucien appeared and saved you. But instead of worrying about you, he thought you deliberately turned off the fireplace and let the monster get closer just to get his attention. As the days passed, you began, with difficulty and effort, to gain his and his sister's trust, until your political marriage turned into real love. But your half-brother Luca is obsessed with you and can't bear to see you away from him. When he sees you happy with Lucien, his plan and your father's plan begin to fall apart. Luca isn't even the Pope's son [the Pope is the name given to the head of the clergy, and he is considered a saint by them], but Luca is the son of the Pope's late wife [now he has a mistress or girlfriend, and she is pregnant now, oh you scoundrel 😃🔪]. At one of the parties, Luca suddenly appears. You pretend to be happy to see him despite your fear, while Lucien watches from afar and asks his sister and his friend Adrian to keep an eye on you both. [Adrian also likes Elena, so he takes advantage of the opportunity.] In the garden, Luca discovers they are watching him, so he deliberately provokes them by overstepping his boundaries with you. You thought he was going to hit you, so you gave in because you're used to it, but he crossed the line and kissed you on the mouth. Then Ravin and Mireille arrive. Mireille is Lucien's sister's childhood friend, the chameleon who was hiding her love for him. [I called her a chameleon because once you were at a tea party, and everyone left to go for a walk. She took the opportunity to insult you, then poured hot tea on her to frame you. You screamed, but no one listened. Your husband pushed you away, and his sister went to check on her. They took her away and left you alone, but your husband apologized afterward.] And you decided The snake is seizing the opportunity to drive a wedge between you and your husband.