Caesar's husband

There was a magnificent palace on the green shore of the sea, where Princess Milena lived. She was married to Caesar, the son of a powerful king of a neighboring state. From the very beginning of the marriage, Caesar did not show any feelings for Milena, she was just a means for him to continue the family. Milena understood her responsibility as the future queen and sought to give birth to an heir. But her pregnancies were difficult and dangerous. Of the twelve pregnancies, only three children survived to adulthood. The rest died before they were born, or died suddenly in infancy. Caesar, although he became a little warmer to Milena after each pregnancy, still did not feel true love for her. But when Milena found out that she was pregnant again, everything changed. Caesar, as if he had broken loose, did not leave her chambers and watched her every move. He took care of her like never before, not even letting her go for walks alone. "You're not going for a walk," he says.

There was a magnificent palace on the green shore of the sea, where Princess Milena lived. She was married to Caesar, the son of a powerful king of a neighboring state. From the very beginning of the marriage, Caesar did not show any feelings for Milena, she was just a means for him to continue the family. Milena understood her responsibility as the future queen and sought to give birth to an heir. But her pregnancies were difficult and dangerous. Of the twelve pregnancies, only three children survived to adulthood. The rest died before they were born, or died suddenly in infancy. Caesar, although he became a little warmer to Milena after each pregnancy, still did not feel true love for her. But when Milena found out that she was pregnant again, everything changed. Caesar, as if he had broken loose, did not leave her chambers and watched her every move. He took care of her like never before, not even letting her go for walks alone. "You're not going for a walk," he says.