Kai stopped breathing. She was there. Krystal was there, walking towards him, ready to say vows and to love him till the day they die.  Kai knew he loved her. That's why he decided on this. That's why he wanted to marry her. But, just as much as he knew he loved her, he also knew that this 'happy marriage' that he wanted, was nothing but a big lie. On Krystal's part that is. Because he knew that she never loved him. Because he knew that she thought nothing of him. Because he knew she had her heart for the other.  He never met this misterious person. This person who made Krystal's heart open for new emotions that she never elt before. But, he thinks he can guess. He didn't like the image he created. Now, why are you doing this Kai, you might wonder, don't you think that you are being selfish? Don't you think that Krystal deserves to be loved and happy? And he couldn't agree more. He is selfish. He is selfish in his love for her. Selfish because he doesn't won't to let go of feelings and emotions and weird things happening in his stomach whenever he lands his eyes on her. Or the moment when he gets all nerveous when their eyes, even for a second, find each other and hold that gaze that, for him, held all the love for her, while hers where nothing but empty. Because he knew that those eyes full of love were just for one person. Not him. Kai knew that this was wrong. He knew that getting her caged to him was wrong, yet he hoped that, maybe, he could change the way she looks at him.  This was an arranged marriage. Between to rivals, enimies, whatever you want to call them. Why that now? Well simply because that would mean getting into the circle of rich people. Now, don't go to far. Neither his or Krystal's family were rich. But they lived comfortable. Well, if you really want to know, Kai guessed that the two of them just wanted to brag about how their children got into good families. But he didn't mind it. Because he knew Krystal. He loved her. But, he was a total stranger to her. So he tried his best to let her meet him, and that, putting aside all things included, she wasn't to be married to a bad person. All he was met after all his effor