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Mysterious Husband

Mysterious Husband

Michelle Manisha
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Family
Royalty
Age gap
Noble
Mediaeval

She had to marry an unknown man because her father wanted nothing more than to lift his burdens. Her father's first wife's daughters were married off to very prestigious men but in her case, it was different though she never cared for that. she never wanted privilege or wealth. All she wanted was a man who will love her for who she was. This man was rather mysterious for her. On her way of living with her mysterious husband, she came to know many unknown facts about him. Can she handle this mysterious man and fall in love with him?

Chapter 1 Prologue

The time had changed. Nowadays marriage didn't happen for political alliance.

Family with only a female child didn't have to find a male heir. Many rules had abolished but still, women had very limited freedom and a thick chain of restrictions.

In a few places women had their rights to education, to work, to own property, even fair wages or equal pay however, most of the law was ignored or suppressed. They still hadn't had the reproductive rights, or to be free from sexual violence. They had to be kept quiet about the abusive relationship that hid under the tradition of marriage. For the sake of everyone's happiness and to keep the peace between two families, they had to seal their lips along with their hearts.

After marriage, they had only one work that was to look after the household, and one sole purpose to please their husband, even when the husbands had full rights to abuse them, physically and mentally.

Very few women retained the opportunity to do work after a marriage that if their husband allowed it. Women still had to submit themselves to their husbands after marriage, and to their fathers before marriage.

We still had a submissive role in society. Even if a woman works, they earn less than a man. The classification wasn't easy to abolish. But the physical restrictions and property restrictions did go from this period. We didn't have to cover our head to toe with clothes like before. Now we could have our own lands but my father wasn't that considerate enough to give me the privilege to be an owner of any land. He had still despised the new rules as he thought a woman should not get their small heads into those matters because those aren't something that a delicate hand should handle. Maybe he was right or, maybe he was wrong. But with the changes, we all had to move forward leaving the shunned out rules behind. However, as a river always goes to meet the sea, my father was always bound by those sickly rules that society had been following.

I had three older sisters and they were from my father's first wife-the wife of the household. I was the daughter of one of the mistresses of my father. My mom was probably the second wife and she died while giving birth to me. I didn't have any knowledge about my birth mother. Not even a picture of her. I was very small and the first wife took care of me-rather, she made a home for me in their maid's chamber.

As a mistress's daughter, I had no rights to inherit positions like my half-sisters. While my sisters had the freedom to marry higher-ups, this event was different for me. While they did home-schooling, I cooked breakfast for the entire family. My hands got cuts and scratches from the knives and bruised from lifting heavy utensils of the kitchen.

While they played in the field, I had to clean clothes. My skin got rashes from excessive contact with water.

While they went out to festivals, I had to clean the whole house. My clothes got dirty with all the dust and webs. It was a big house after all. With seven rooms, one big hall and a big kitchen, I had to work from morning to midnight just so the house could look like a general's house. My father was an well-known and respectful general and even when he retired, the new officers still came to him for advices and strategist. He had done reat job in his days, thus people knew him very well.

I still remembered, there was no one when I caught a fever. The wife of the household would come and say 'A female has to take all the sufferings and burden of a household. No matter whether you are sick or not.'

It was a hard fact that we never felt equal as a human being, as someone of intelligence and self-worth. It's so very hard for a woman to acquire that even in this age of so-called equality. In our fairytales and so many stories, as a girl, we are an annexe of a father, a "prince" or other male figures. We are the "variation" and not worthy in our own right of a title. We are a "gift to men" rather than vice versa. We are so often defined by what we give others rather than as worthy in our own right as individuals-often as good wives, mothers and daughters. Perhaps "lady" is a better word, yet that too comes with the burden of expectations rooted in an era of women as property. Women shouldn't have to battle to recover the kind of independence required for real psychological health and wisdom, to have society see us simply as human.

But, we had to.

And I did exactly what society taught me-what the first wife said. With the burning skin and trembling body, I went to clean, wash and make meals for the household-that house that never belonged to me and never will. My life had always been inside those four walls and i had expected no less than that.

Soon, we all had grown up and our time had come to an end in this household as every female needed to be married off. Otherwise, they would become a burden.

My elder sister married off to a higher diplomat. As my father was a well-known government official of Kosaki. Many well known superior categories of the country wanted to marry his daughters. So my sisters didn't have to wait too long for marriage to the privilege classes.

Soon the second and the third sister married off to higher officials and only my father, his first wife and I remained in the house.

I wasn't blessed with my father's favour, and he barely even taken a glance at me. I was an unnecessary responsibility for him so he had to find me a husband who will be inferior to his other son-in-laws, in position.

After rendering the marriages of my sister's, it was my turn. Before he could find one, he married another mistress who was much younger and prettier than his official wife.

My father might have wanted a male heir that both the first and second wife wasn't capable of giving him. Even if my older sister could inherit his everything, he was desperate to have a son to carry his legacy. I knew he wanted a son because that way he could remain in the official army unofficially. He loved his country and if he could, he would have joined them again. But as his time was running low, his greying body was giving out.

And one day, he had finally managed to find a man who appeared before him him. Not for marriage, however. It was rather an unintended incident that took place.

People need love to live a life. Not everyone can live without love.

But at this time I had to marry an unknown man without love. I had never asked for anything-not that I had any right.

I wanted a person who would love me and accept me for who I am not for just a mere token but my father had even snatched away that option.

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1 Chapter 1 Prologue
01/04/2022
2 Chapter 2 One
01/04/2022
3 Chapter 3 two
01/04/2022
4 Chapter 4 Three
01/04/2022
5 Chapter 5 Four
05/04/2022
6 Chapter 6 Five
05/04/2022
7 Chapter 7 Six
05/04/2022
8 Chapter 8 Seven
07/04/2022
9 Chapter 9 Eight
07/04/2022
10 Chapter 10 Nine
09/04/2022
11 Chapter 11 Ten
05/05/2022
12 Chapter 12 Eleven
05/05/2022
13 Chapter 13 Twelve
05/05/2022
14 Chapter 14 Thirteen
05/05/2022
15 Chapter 15 Fourteen
05/05/2022
16 Chapter 16 Fifteen
05/05/2022
17 Chapter 17 Sixteen
05/05/2022
18 Chapter 18 Seventeen
05/05/2022
19 Chapter 19 Eighteen
05/05/2022
20 Chapter 20 Nineteen
05/05/2022
21 Chapter 21 Twenty
05/05/2022
22 Chapter 22 Twenty One
05/05/2022
23 Chapter 23 Twenty Two
07/05/2022
24 Chapter 24 Twenty Three
07/05/2022
25 Chapter 25 Twenty Four
09/05/2022
26 Chapter 26 Twenty Four
11/05/2022
27 Chapter 27 Twenty Six
15/05/2022
28 Chapter 28 Twenty Seven
15/05/2022
29 Chapter 29 Twenty Eight
16/05/2022
30 Chapter 30 Twenty Nine
16/05/2022
31 Chapter 31 Thirty
16/05/2022
32 Chapter 32 Thirty One
25/05/2022
33 Chapter 33 Thirty Two
25/05/2022
34 Chapter 34 [Vol Two] Thirty Three
26/05/2022
35 Chapter 35 [Vol Two] Thirty Four
27/05/2022
36 Chapter 36 [Vol Two] Thirty Five
27/05/2022
37 Chapter 37 [Vol Two] Thirty Six
31/05/2022
38 Chapter 38 [Vol Two] Thirty Seven
06/06/2022
39 Chapter 39 [Vol Two] Thirty Eight
06/06/2022
40 Chapter 40 [Vol Two] Thirty Nine
08/06/2022
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