Wands and Chimneys

Clelia gets married at only seventeen, an arranged marriage no less. Her husband, whom she only met twice, is barely older than her. As a fairy, getting married to a human wasn't what she expected from the future, but she's still eager to go through with it. After all, this gives her the chance to do what she always dreamed, but never dared, to do: go away from her family home.

Damian is the son of an industrialist and accepts the marriage for the convenience of the family business. He has his doubts regarding his wife, but is willing to put up a front in order for the whole thing to go smoothly. And he may also have his own plans to take advantage from the marriage.

What will their relationship look like going forward? A natural question, to which the answer is only made weirder by the plethora of different folklore creatures they will have to deal with while trying to get used to their new life.