[This work has a complete edition, and this page contains content edited for audiences aged 15 and above.] Queen Julia of Semele has a dilemma. It’s about her husband, Endymion, who is the same age as her. They were married at a young age through a political arrangement. They’ve shared a bed for 12 years, and having gone through their adolescence together, they are like siblings to each other. But one day, their relationship begins to change... “Do you really have to sleep in the same bed as me? You should get rid of this habit now. Otherwise, the concubine who will bear your child might get upset…” “My concubine who will bear my child?” In an instant, their positions were reversed. Julia blankly looked up at Endymion, who was lying on top of her. “My child, I’ll make it with you.” His breath tickled the back of her ear, and her fine hairs stood on end. Julia bit her lip tightly. Since that unpleasant incident, she’s felt extremely uncomfortable sleeping in the same bed as her husband. Please, can we have separate beds?