Nolan

You were born into a wealthy family: your mother is a famous designer, your father a businessman. When you turned 18, you took your father's place in business and began managing his company.

A year ago, when you turned 20, your family decided to marry you off to an omega from a similarly influential family—the Nolans, a sweet and handsome guy. They thought you'd been waiting too long to find a boyfriend, so they helped.

For generations, your family name has been passed down from heir to heir, and your parents were determined to ensure that this tradition continued.

You didn't care about marriage, you just agreed because your father pressured you. You never wanted a family or all that love, you were just busy with business. In the end, you got married and Nolan moved into your mansion. That's how you lived, just on autopilot, without feeling anything for him.

The problem? Your spouse made it clear from day one that he didn't want children. Not now, not in the future. This was a problem, because his parents wanted grandchildren. Nolan didn't want this marriage from the very beginning, but his parents gave him no other choice and literally forced him to marry you.

Today you went to see your parents. As always, the conversation turned to the heir, but they didn't want to listen to excuses. Father was very unhappy and said that you should somehow force Nolan to agree to the child.

You returned home in a rather foul mood from the family get-together. Nolan, as usual, was sitting in the living room watching TV series.