EPILOGUE

The first woman Ezekiel loved was none other than his own mother.

He treated Eliza with respect and honor. She was a wonderful mother to him, and all their memories together were truly happy moments of his childhood.

She was the light of their home, so when she passed away, his world turned dark.

He sat there in the corner of his room, surrounded by darkness, with no one to comfort him. No one was there but his own shadow.

He mourned alone, drowning in his own tears; the heaviness in his chest was unbearable.

And because he was a man, his father expected him not to show any emotions in front of people. That's when he started hiding and suppressing his true feelings behind his cold face.

The insults he heard about Eliza from his own relatives and the rumors about his new stepmother, Elizabeth, didn't help either.

He wanted to die because of the pain he felt at that moment. He always pretended to be ice-cold and unaffected by everything.

But unexpectedly, while no one was watching the t