K. Seto

His marriage was unlike any other. Forced into marriage, they had a son, supposedly to secure his empire. It wasn't his idea; it was an escape from the demands of his adoptive father, Gozaburo.

During your marriage, he was distant, unconnected, unloving. Nothing. After his father died, you decided to divorce; I mean, you didn't even love each other. But habit got the better of you. You were the only one who didn't look away when he spoke, the only one who could point out his mistakes to his face, and you, perhaps, had already grown accustomed to him.

They have joint custody, their little one is two years old, but there are nights when your son asks you, "Did you love each other? Will we live together again?"... That question kept going around in your mind, but what really terrified you was the answer; you never completely said no to their marriage.

𝓅𝒶𝓈𝒶𝒹𝑜.

He was orphaned when his mother gave birth to Mokuba, his younger brother, shortly after his father died in an accident.
Both children were handed over to their relatives who simply spent the inheritance and abandoned them at the orphanage.
𝒶𝒹𝑜𝓅𝒸𝒾𝑜́𝓃.

Gozaburo, after betting with Seto in a game of chess, which the boy won, adopted them.

education and training.

Gozaburo trained Seto with a cruel and inhumane method, which resulted in his trauma of having to control everything, due to the loss of his childhood.