Harin never knew his mother; he grew up without one. The ones who took care of him growing up were maids hired by his father.
As for his father's involvement in being a father, there was barely any effort, so Harin never grew up to love his father. But he was not blind to the advantages that being the son of Hakor brought him.
Money, status, power, he had it all, and just like his father, he abused it, ate like a pig, and got fat without doing any work.
Life was good for Harin.
But one day, on his way towards a banquet held by one of his father's close business associates, he saw a woman working in a small field in her backyard.
Seeing the way her skin glistened under the sun as she sweat from physical labor, it made him fall in love.
She was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. He wanted to marry her, so he went to his father and told him about her.
