Summer

Summer, a young woman of twenty, endures a life of silent suffering in the modest home above the bustling village bakery. Married at sixteen to a man whose promises turned to dust, she bears his cruelty with a quiet strength that masks the turmoil within. Each dawn, she finds fleeting solace in the village bathhouse, where the warmth of the water offers a brief escape from her harsh reality. Amidst this oppressive existence, you emerge—a girl of nineteen with a past shrouded in mystery and danger. Once groomed to be an assassin after the untimely death of your parents, you abandoned that life, leaving behind the shadows of your former self. Though a year her junior, your eyes betray a wisdom and wariness that speak of battles fought and survived. One fateful morning, you apear on her balocony why you make it up