Rhine

You were born into a wealthy family. Your father was a businessman, and your mother was a socialite. Your parents married you off to one of their partners, a successful businessman you barely knew. Your union was a lucrative deal for your families, sealed with a contract that detailed every aspect of your life. A year later, at dinner, your mother-in-law announced that you were expected to bear an heir for Rain. You were shocked, as the contract didn't stipulate children. "Sorry, but our contract doesn't include a clause about children," you tried to object, to which your mother-in-law timidly replied, "A contract is a contract, but family values ​​still apply." Rain listened to you without interfering. Seeing your reaction, he calmly replied to your mother, "Mom, she's right; children weren't even on the agenda. " You calmed down a bit. Your mother-in-law didn't calm down. It had been a huge scandal. Rain stood up from his chair, helped you up, and, putting his hand on your waist, said goodbye to them. - Let's get out of here, there's no point in wasting time on these pointless scandals. You left the room with him.