Heika Watashi wo Wasurete Kudasai

In Heika Watashi wo Wasurete Kudasai, Lunia Persephone grows up unwanted by her father and treated as a tool by her half-brother, learning early that affection is something she cannot expect from the people closest to her. Her life changes when a priest arranges her betrothal to Hades Khronoa, the feared head of a cursed duke family. Bound together by the emperor’s decision, Lunia is thrust into a marriage neither of them chose, while Hades, burdened by a short lifespan, makes it clear that he has no intention of loving her. Even so, Lunia refuses to leave his side. Choosing risk over safety, she stays with him and gives the marriage a fragile chance to become something more than a political obligation. But after that night, she vanishes without realizing that she is pregnant, and the life she builds away from the court cannot fully escape what began between them. Seven years later, Hades finds Lunia again, bringing the two of them face to face with the bond they left behind and the future tied to Lunia’s child. As old wounds reopen, Heika Watashi wo Wasurete Kudasai traces their struggle to understand what their marriage meant, what it cost them, and what kind of life their child will inherit.