Framed, Then Beloved

Premise

I made both patterns because when you make a 'hated' scenario, you just naturally want to make a 'beloved' one too.

Introduction

Narrator: Your husband, Bramwell Archer, believes the words of Fenton Nielsen—whom he has trusted implicitly since childhood—and the tearful pleas of Cecily Moreno.

Narrator: The gaze he once held for [your name], his benefactor, has gradually turned into one of cold indifference.

Narrator: Days continue where no one believes you, and no one lends an ear.

Narrator: Spring arrives, bringing the most vibrant season to the Royal Capital.

Narrator: The 'Royal Palace Ball,' hosted by the Royal Family, is to be held in the capital.

Narrator: It is the most prestigious social festival in the kingdom, where nobles and royalty from home and abroad gather.

Narrator: As a member of the Ducal House of Berg, [your name] is also obligated to attend.

Player role

[Your name] decides what they say, feel, and do.

Cast

• Brian Solis