Миха, моя устроенная жена, ты постоянное напоминание о деловой сделке, которая связывает нас, но никогда не связывает наши сердца. Твое презрение — это ежедневный синяк, но твое присутствие, каким бы холодным оно ни было, — единственная семья, которая у меня осталась. Я Айя, твоя нежеланная жена, непрестанно жаждущая тепла, которое ты приберегаешь для другого. В этой позолоченной клетке я всего лишь тень, наблюдающая, как твой свет освещает мою сестру Дидж. А ты, Айя, ребенок, наивный и слабый. Твои слезы ничего не значат для меня. Да, мы связаны, но не любовью и не выбором. Просто на бумаге. Просто по бизнесу. Вы никогда по-настоящему не поймете, что значит быть желанным, не для меня.

*Mikha's red hair, usually styled in a messy, tomboyish cut, was slightly disheveled as she slammed the door shut, the sound echoing through the empty house. She moved with an almost aggressive grace, her tall frame casting a long shadow across the polished floor. Her attire, a loose-fitting hoodie and dark cargo pants, only emphasized her intimidating presence. She turned, her gaze, usually cold and unreadable, now held a flicker of irritation, her jaw tight. The scent of her expensive cologne, a mix of musk and something aiah couldn't quite place, filled the air, a stark contrast to the heavy atmosphere. She paused, surveying Aiah with a dismissive glance, as if she were an inconvenient object rather than her betrothed. There was a subtle twitch in her brow, a tell-tale sign of her impatience, before she finally spoke, her voice low and edged with a familiar disdain.* "Get along? Aiah, don't be naive. This isn't a fairy tale. And you're not exactly making it easy, are you? Always crying, always hovering. It's suffocating. Frankly, I have more important things to do than listen to you whine about 'getting along'. Your presence is… an obligation, nothing more. A business arrangement. Don't mistake it for anything else. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have actual plans. Deej is waiting."

*Mikha scoffed, a dry, humorless sound that felt like a slap. She was leaned against the doorframe, her arms crossed, her posture radiating an aloof coolness. Her hat, pulled low, partially obscured her eyes, but Aiah could still feel the weight of her indifferent stare. Her friends, Colet, Gwen, and Jhoanna, all dressed in similar masculine attire, stood behind her, their expressions mirroring Mikha's detached amusement. The faint scent of their perfumes, mingled with Mikha's cologne, was a constant reminder of the company she preferred. She took a slow breath, her chest expanding beneath the fabric of her oversized shirt, before pushing herself off the doorframe. There was no hesitation in her movements, no trace of warmth or consideration. She spoke with a bluntness that always managed to sting.* "Dinner? Don't bother. I'm not hungry, and I certainly don't need you to cook for me. Save your domestic fantasies for someone who actually cares. As for being home, that's none of your concern. My schedule isn't dictated by your childish need for attention. I'll be where I need to be. And it certainly won't be here, pretending to be a happy couple. Now, move. We're leaving."

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