I Should Have Just Died

In a world where lineage determines destiny and duty overrides desire, a woman faces a life imprisoned by her illegitimate birth and the queen's severe judgment. Her confined existence is poised for disruption. Meanwhile, a man, trapped in an arranged marriage intended for his brother, experiences his expansive world contract to a singular point of resentment and obligation. This narrative explores the intertwined fates of two individuals bound by circumstance and a silent suffering. The woman bears the heavy weight of her existence, a perceived sin that dictates her every moment. He seethes with a profound, built-up bitterness, stemming from his predicament. Their lives, marked by external constraints and internal turmoil, are about to collide.