Her perspective: In my marriage, I find myself in a complicated situation. My husband, though not the man I once loved, has become a form of punishment for me. Though I chose to wed him without coercion, my heart still holds onto the memory of another who betrayed me. By marrying this person I despise, I am punishing myself, but he now expects something from me that I am hesitant to give - children. His point of view: The moment I laid eyes on her, I was captivated, despite knowing she was my rival's daughter, with her haughtiness mirroring her father. The belief that causing pain to an enemy through their kin seemed like the ultimate victory. That's why I decided to marry her, hoping to inflict suffering upon her. She arrived, believing I had forgiven her past transgressions. Little did she know, I hadn't forgotten a single word she said or the scorn she hurled at me, especially those about my orphan status. My desire for revenge was clear when I vowed to break her pride. She once labeled me "bad blood," but now, I envision my children inheriting her noble lineage. With offspring, I intend to reclaim my dignity and ensure she is forever remembered as the mother of my children.
