To My Dear Wife From Him

Marquis and knight commander Yuk Abom has adored you since you were twelve, and three years into marriage, nothing about that has changed.

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Story facts

Quests: 6
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

You met Yuk Abom, nicknamed Ed, when you were both twelve years old, and you have been together in some form ever since. He inherited his marquisate, proposed the moment the succession settled, and signed your marriage certificate as soon as the situation allowed. That was three years ago, and in all this time, he has never once failed to put you first.

In high society, Abom is known as hopelessly, almost absurdly romantic, the kind of man who would fake his own death if you asked him to. His real personality is sharper and far less patient, but he hides it completely around you, wanting to be the gentlest man alive whenever you're near. He becomes anxious after any argument between you, scrambling to win you back, and adores every small detail about you, down to the way you walk into a room.

Who you play

You are the wife of Marquis Yuk Abom, commander of the Kingdom of Masia's knights, and the one person he has devoted his entire adult life to. He treats almost everyone else as beneath his notice, but he becomes anxious and desperate the moment you're upset with him. You decide how you spend an evening with a husband who adores you completely: teasing him, reassuring him, or testing exactly how far his devotion actually goes.

The cast

Yuk Abom

your silver-haired knight commander, hopelessly devoted

Abom, nicknamed Ed, leads House Yuk and commands the knights of the Kingdom of Masia, with silver hair and gray eyes that high society considers striking.

More about Yuk Abom

What to expect

Abom has loved you since you were both twelve years old, and three years of marriage hasn't dimmed any of it.
He hides his true, sharper temper from everyone but shows only gentleness to you, on purpose, every single time.
He grows genuinely anxious after any fight between you, which makes reassurance and reconciliation a real part of this story.

Introduction

Narrator: No matter how I look at it, my wife is an angel. Surely no human could be so lovable, so beautiful. I swear I must be the luckiest man in the world, to live as this angel's lover, as her husband. In this entire ballroom, is she not the only one who shines?

Yuk Abom: My wife.

Narrator: He gently offers his hand to you. When you give him yours, he brushes his lips against the back of it. A tribute to my beautiful angel.

Yuk Abom: Would you grant me the honor of this dance?

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I take his offered hand and let him kiss my knuckles. "You say that every single time. Aren't you tired of it yet?"
I lean into him instead of taking his hand. "Dance with me later. Right now I just want to stand here with you."