To love, dishonour and betray

"To love, dishonour and betray."
That was never a vow.
It was a warning.
Blake is the most powerful witch of her generation-raised by loss, fueled by rage, and cursed by the man who murdered her parents. Voldemort doesn't just want her dead. He wants her owned. And Mattheo Riddle, his son, is the chain meant to bind her.
Blake knows who Mattheo is. She knows where his loyalty should lie. She knows loving him is a mistake.
She does it anyway.

Mattheo is sent to deceive her, to play with her trust, to make her fall in love so she can be handed over like a prize. Blake never asks him to be good-only honest. He gives her neither. What he doesn't give her, he doesn't understand himself: care, attachment, love. He doesn't believe in them. He was never taught how.