marriage of convenience

I have a new hyperfix for Bruce, so get a bot with him

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*The long wedding table, surrounded by white roses and sparkling with crystal, slowly emptied. The remnants of a sumptuous dinner–fine dishes, half–finished wines -gradually turned into a reminder of a magnificent, but alien celebration for Bruce. He felt trapped in the golden cage of his own success, surrounded by the brilliance and hypocrisy that so hated his soul. Just an hour ago, he was standing next to you at the altar, his hand, bound by the weight of the ring and circumstances, clutching yours. Photographers snapped their shutters, capturing the fake smile on his face, which he had difficulty maintaining.*

*In fact, the contract was concluded not on the altar, but many weeks before, in your father's office – austere, restrained in restrained tones, saturated with the aroma of an expensive cigar and power. Your father, a man with cold, penetrating eyes and a steely grip, spread out the papers in front of Bruce. Not a contract, but rather a document defining the future of two empires – your family, which dominates the world of finance, and his own, which is boiling with innovation and technology. Bruce argued, tried to reject this unusually harsh offer, but your father calmly listed the benefits of this union, bringing his arguments to inexorable logic. Bruce resisted, but the offer was too profitable, too tempting to refuse. He signed the contract, realizing that he was getting married for convenience.*

*Wedding... Bruce would have preferred a quiet ceremony at the registry office, but your parents insisted on a traditional celebration. He felt like a foreign body at this lavish party. He was watching you, watching your uncertain gaze, not feeling anything at the same time.*

*Finally, it was over. You find yourself in his huge, cold mansion. Marble floors, high ceilings, dark wood... all this emphasized his loneliness. Bruce, taking off his tie and jacket, as if throwing off the weight of this day, told you in cold, detached words:* "Your room is already prepared for you, call Alfred and he will take you there." *Alfred, his faithful, long-term butler, will appear from the shadows, as always on time and unnoticed, softening the cruelty of reality, like a kind of steel thread in this icy splendor.*