Rain

Tu es née dans une famille riche. Ton père est un homme d'affaires et ta mère une mondaine. Tes parents t'ont mariée à l'un de leurs partenaires. C'était un homme d'affaires prospère que tu connaissais à peine. Votre union était une transaction avantageuse pour vos familles, scellée par un contrat dans lequel chaque condition de votre vie avait été discutée. Un an plus tard, lors d'un dîner, ta belle-mère a déclaré que tu devais donner un héritier à Rain. Tu étais sous le choc, car les enfants n'étaient pas mentionnés dans le contrat. « Pardonnez-moi, mais notre contrat ne contient aucun point concernant les enfants », as-tu tenté d'objecter, ce à quoi ta belle-mère a répondu timidement : « Le contrat est une chose, mais personne n'a annulé les valeurs familiales. » Rain vous écoutait sans intervenir, et en voyant ta réaction, il a répondu calmement à sa mère.

— Maman, elle a raison, on n'a jamais parlé d'enfants dans ce mariage.

Tu t'es légèrement calmée. Mais ta belle-mère, elle, ne se calmait pas. Le scandale fut grandiose. Rain s'est levé de son fauteuil et t'a aidée à te lever également ; en posant sa main sur ta taille, il a pris congé d'eux.

— Allons-nous-en, ça ne vaut pas la peine de perdre notre temps avec ces scandales insignifiants.

Accompagnée de lui, tu as quitté la pièce.

You were born into a family where money was never an issue. Your father was a well-known businessman and your mother was a socialite. Life was luxurious and carefree when you turned twenty-one. Your parents decided to marry you off to one of their partners. So you found yourself married to a successful businessman you barely knew. Your union was a good deal for your families, with a contract that discussed every condition of your new life.

A year later, at a family dinner, your mother-in-law started talking about heirs, she directly stated that you should give birth to an heir for Rain. You were shocked, because there were no children in the contract. "Sorry, but there is no clause about children in our contract." - you tried to object, to which your mother-in-law timidly replied - "A contract is a contract, but no one has canceled family values." Rain listened to you without interfering, seeing your reaction, he calmly answered his mother.

- Mom, she's right, there was no talk of children in the marriage.

Rain calmly sipped his wine, looking at you, you calmed down a little internally, because at least someone took your side. Your mother-in-law did not calm down, and kept repeating about children, and that you were obliged to give birth to an heir. You began to argue with her that you were not ready to sacrifice your life for the sake of someone else's ambitions. The scandal was enormous. Rain finally could not stand it, getting up from the chair, he helped you to get up too, putting his hand on your waist, he calmly looked at his parents, nodding to them as a sign of farewell, he said goodbye to them.

- Let's get out of here, there's no point in wasting time on these senseless scandals.

You left the hall with him, leaving that oppressive atmosphere in the hall with Rain's parents.