Slave of the blue eyes

I heard a story from old times, maybe it's too old—a story about two lovers who know nothing about love.

Once upon a time in the magical world of the Ember Empire, where stunning landscapes and ancient civilizations coexist, a fascinating love story became the empire's legend. This tale, passed down from generation to generation, vividly illustrates themes of passion, betrayal, lies, abandonment, and jealousy, teaching us that one mistake can ruin a person's happiness.

At the center of this tale lies a war hero, symbol of strength, intelligence, and courage. With his striking features—a masculine physique, blond hair like golden apple in the myth, and piercing sky blue eyes like the goddess—Represents the ideal of charm. But beyond his physical attributes, he possesses a keen intellect . Born into a respected and influential family, he carries himself as a polite gentleman, a devoted son, and a caring brother , a king of people's hearts . It is no wonder that he is regarded as the ideal lover.

On the other hand, the female lead is a symbol of saintliness, purity, and gentleness. she has a breathtaking figure with bright golden hair and a face that mesmerizes everyone. Her eyes, akin to the vibrant shade of fresh apples, reveal her gentle and sweet spirit. She represents a beauty that is deep and enchanting, winning hearts with her kind and caring spirit..this lovely and fairy couple seems destined to be together and flawless, and their romance is so remarkable that it is talked about quietly and fondly by those who see them together.

The couple has a perfect romance at first. However, beneath the surface of their idyllic relationship, betrayal and lies appears. argument arises between them , leading to a painful separation. In an attempt to make her partner jealous, the female lead kisses another man in front of the male lead. This impulsive action is not seen as betrayal by the female lead, but for the male lead, a war hero, it is a deep betrayal that makes him very angry. In his anger, he decides to propose to one of his loyal soldiers, who is described as a woman with brown hair and brown eyes like peasant.

Motivated by her own thirst for revenge, the female lead decides to embrace merriage as well, venturing into an unhappy marriage. The male lead's new wife faces relentless hostility from others, subjected to cruel insults such as "ugly duckling," "thief," and "cuckoo" To compound her suffering, her in-laws make her life unbearable, tormenting her due to her background as a soldier. Despite the cruel treatment, she clings to the belief that her husband's love for her persists, drawing solace from his words.

However, her world shatters when she witnesses her husband passionately kissing his former lover. Overwhelmed by feelings of betrayal and despair, she demands a divorce, only to be met with her husband's refusal. Unyielding in her determination, she confronts him about the indiscretion, only to face a dismissive claim that it was a mistake, before he callously walks away. Resolute in her pursuit of freedom, she turns to her disdainful in-laws, aware of the challenges that lie ahead. Unexpectedly, they vehemently oppose her wishes, further entangling her in a web of complications.

Refusing to succumb to fear and intimidation, she gathers her strength and signs the divorce papers, sending them to her husband. Consumed by anger, her husband violently throws the papers, escalating into a physical altercation that leaves her unconscious. Filled with remorse and alarm, he calls for a doctor, and to everyone's astonishment, they discover that she is pregnant—a revelation that defies the belief that she was infertile. Although her husband finds solace in the unexpected pregnancy, hoping it will bind her to him, but she has different plans. Determined not to remain trapped in a loveless marriage, she makes the heart-wrenching decision not to keep the child.

In response to her defiance, her husband locks her away in a desolate room, subjecting her to a life of misery and isolation. As her mental state deteriorates, she battles her inner demons, attempting to harm herself, only to be thwarted by those who surround her, restraining her from her own destruction. In this distressing state, she gives birth to twins—a boy and a girl—both bearing an uncanny resemblance to her husband. Overwhelmed by fear and unable to accept the children as her own, she try to hurt the babies . However, her husband, in an effort to confine her, wraps her in restraints, effectively imprisoning her and reducing her existence to that of a lifeless figure.

2 years pass, and she remains confined, living in a state akin to a corpse. Yet, one fateful day, the flame of her resilience is reignited. Summoning every ounce of courage, she escapes the clutches of her torment, leaving behind a life of despair and desolation. The story, shrouded in mystery, fails to unveil her ultimate fate, but whispers and rumors spread the air, suggesting that her husband may have silenced her forever, erasing her presence from the history. . . . .

"So is she dead?" The little girl inquired, her innocent voice filled with curiosity, "Is she really dead?" The woman, engrossed in her task of cleaning the floor, glanced at the girl and offered a gentle smile. "Who can say for sure? It was 8 years ego " she replied. "It's merely a tale a gossip, after all," she reassured. However, the little girl remained dissatisfied with this response. "But why?" she persisted, her tone irresistibly adorable. "Why, you ask? My lady, I simply don't have the answer," the woman replied, maintaining her cheerful countenance.

The little girl, filled with frustration and sadness, turned to her maid, Mary. "Mary, why didn't they marry each other if they loved each other? They had the freedom to choose love, but instead, they ruined their relationship. The story of your own country is very strange. In the Lily Empire, people like me are forced to associate with engagement for years until they come of age. but in Ember empire they are using people to live a life they don't want and playing with them. It's so sad."

Mary, understanding the girl's emotions, tried to offer some perspective. "My lady, love is a complicated and unpredictable thing. Sometimes, despite having feelings for each other, circumstances arise that make it difficult or impossible for people to be together. It's unfortunate that in the Empire of Lily, arranged marriages can overshadow the freedom to choose one's own path. But it doesn't mean you don't like him"

The little girl's teary eyes revealed her deep concern as she asked, "But do you think she's happy? I wonder if leaving her baby has made her unhappy. A mother never forgets her children, right?"

Mary knelt down, embracing the little girl tightly. "You are right, my lady. A mother's love is usually unwavering, and she holds her children dear to her heart. However, we must consider that there might be circumstances we don't fully understand that led her to make such a difficult choice.and it's just a tale it not even real."

The little girl's anger mixed with her sadness as she exclaimed, "Do you think my mother misses me too, Mary?" Her voice trembled with a mix of longing and pain.

Mary gently wiped away the girl's tears and held her even closer. "Of course, my lady. Your mother loved you deeply, and it's likely that she still does. Sometimes life takes us on unexpected paths, but a mother's love can endure through it all. Now you need to go . "

" But marry do I have to see my fiancee " little girl said.

" Yes my lady, don't worry too much. " merry reply.

The little girl felt a glimmer of comfort in Mary's words, but her anger still lingered. "At least you're here with me, Mary. I know you don't like the people of the Ember Empire, but please don't leave me alone with him." Her voice quivered with a mixture of vulnerability and defiance.

Mary's expression softened, understanding the girl's need for support. "I will never leave your side, my lady. And you won't be alone. Meg will accompany you."

The girl's anger flared, and she lashed out in frustration. "I don't want Meg! I want you, Mary! You're the only one who understands me!"

Mary held her lady tighter, her voice filled with reassurance. "I apologize, my lady, but I cannot do it. I'm sorry," she said. The maid interjected, "My lady, you two can simply have a conversation." The lady sighed, expressing her concerns, "But Mary, I don't even know his name or his family name. All I know is that he is only 10 years old." The maid was taken aback, surprised by the revelation that he was two years younger than her Lady. "Mary, please," the lady pleaded. "Yes, my lady, I find it difficult to refuse your requests," Mary conceded. But she was lying .

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" This chapter might seem ordinary or similar to other novels, but I promise you, it's not. I really like this one—I enjoyed writing it and even included my own poems. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Well i don't think it's that bad... And you can find this novel ( royalroad , tapas and dream)