"The icy Prince and The invisible bride"

"He held my hand like it meant forever, but looked at me like he was already letting go."

She didn't dream of fame. She didn't ask for love.
All she wanted was peace - a quiet corner of the world to call her own.
But fate had other plans.
She became his wife.
Not out of love... but arrangement.

Kim Taehyung - adored by millions, a man whose name echoed louder than his voice ever did at home. He was never cruel, never unkind... but never truly hers either. Their mansion was made of marble and silence. Their marriage, bound not by vows, but by distance.

And yet, in the soft spaces between their awkward dinners and polite exchanges, something unspoken began to bloom - a tension, a longing, a flicker of something real.
Until the world found out.
Until she became a headline, a target, a stranger in her own story.

So she did the only thing she knew how to do - she left. Not with rage, not with revenge.
But with poetry.

In India, far from his shadow, she found her voice. As a poet. As The Young Wife.
Her verses became a sanctuary for the broken - including the man who broke her.
Taehyung read every line like a wound.
And when she spoke them aloud, beneath café lights and monsoon skies, he came back not as a star - but as a man who finally knew how to love.

> "If you never raise your voice, how will I know you're calling me home?"
"Then I'll follow your words... until they lead me back to you."

*A story of aching silence, fragile beginnings, poetic healing, and the kind of love that takes time - The Young Wife is not just about falling in love... it's about finding your voice when the world never lets you speak.*