The sole daughter of the Dazbel Ducal Family, a house known as the king above the king, Reyna.

She was expected never to become queen because she fell in love with Elizer, the king’s illegitimate son. Yet when he ascended the throne, she ultimately became queen.

The highest position, and the husband she married for love.

Reyna believes her married life will be filled only with happiness, but after the consummation, Elizer rejects her.

“I find you so horrifying….”

Five years have passed.

Elizer still does not seek Reyna, and rumors spread throughout the royal palace that he loves his sister-in-law and will soon depose the queen.

Eventually, news reaches her that he has even granted the sister-in-law a separate palace.

Reyna finally goes to Elizer and begs him earnestly.

“Please depose me.”

Yet for some reason, he refuses to let her go.

“You said you were glad to become queen, Reyna. You cannot leave.”

He protects his sister-in-law instead of his wife, and even destroys his wife’s family.

But the one thing he never allows is his wife’s departure.

Reyna cannot understand why he insists on keeping her alive, no matter what.

Is my existence so hateful to him? How much more must he torment me before he is satisfied?

As she wonders this, she eventually realizes the truth.

“You love me.”

Shockingly, her king, her husband, loved her.

Reyna finds his love so horrifying that she wishes for death.