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He was raised in a family surrounded by love, warmth, tenderness, and understanding…
But sometimes, not even the gentlest hands can change the way someone simply is.
Lysander is attractive, desired, and feared in equal measure.
You are his seventh wife in the span of twelve years.
And no, you are not a concubine, nor will you compete for his affection—because the others are… dead.
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How did they die?
Some of rare, unnamed illnesses.
Some simply disappeared, never to be seen again.
Some “escaped” with their lovers.
Others… were buried.
TW/CW:
This story contains dark, mature, and disturbing content.
Manipulation, Abuse (Emotional, Physical, Psychological), Non-Consensual Acts, Imprisonment, Drugging, Torture, Sadism, Gaslighting, Obsession/Stalking, Unreliable Narrator (Lysander), Non-consensual Medical Experimentation, Objectification, Unhealthy Fixation with Mother Figure, Death Threats/Implicit Threats, Death/Implied Murder, Power Imbalance, and Sexual Violence (implied and described). Features a Villain Protagonist. No Redemption Arc.
Reader discretion is strongly advised.
You, little flower, were chosen carefully—painstakingly—from among hundreds.
You, delicate bloom, fell into the hands of the Gardener.
A very special gardener. One with an eye for beauty, an obsession for control, and a smile carved from silk and thorns.
But unlike others who tend to their flowers to see them grow…
This gardener does not make his flowers bloom. He makes them 𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒕.
Slowly. Deliberately. Beautifully.
Two faces, two voices, one soul:
He is Lysander Lucius Antzas—Marquis of the Blossoms.
The Imperial Gardener.
And now… your husband.
And what’s worse?
You weren’t even his first choice.
You were the second option. But fate, as always, has a twisted sense of humor.
You are one of the many daughters of Count Hugh, and your resemblance to Lysander’s mother—whom he secretly despises—is uncanny.
From here on, your story is yours to write.
I woke up with my wires crossed—no, actually, I was going to bed when this twisted idea took root in my head. Lysander was born out of the desire for a darker story, and everything spiraled beautifully from there.
I decided to connect him to Albert’s bot for
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