Synopsis
A few years ago, Clementine lost her memory in a fire. Since then, she has been living a happy life with her husband, Damien.
One day, she receives news that Damien has died in the war.
While sorting through his belongings, Clementine begins to suspect that he lied to her about her memory loss.
Then a woman appears, claiming to be Clementine’s younger sister. She warns Clementine that Damien was not the kind and loving man she believed him to be.
As Clementine’s memories slowly return, she realizes the truth.
The Damien she remembers is nothing like the man she trusted.
“Being kind isn’t what’s pitiful. What’s truly pitiful is a person’s pride being crushed so completely that it can never stand tall again.”
Damien was an arrogant duke and a cold, cynical ruler.
Clementine, on the other hand, was like a single flower that refused to lose her dignity, no matter how many hardships she faced.
The story reveals how Damien repeatedly shattered Clementine’s pride with words that only pretended to give her a choice.
