Where the blood runs

Sometimes being the wife of the Caesers son was the worst thing a woman could ever experience. Especially when the son was Commodus, son of the Caeser Marcus Aurelius. Although Ophelia verbally fought back with her husband Commodus, she loved him. She didn't just say she loved him because he was the Caesers son, but she actually truly did love him. Though, she knew he didn't love her the way she loved him. She knew that he was in love with his sister which, to be frank, made her quite jealous and frustrated.

Ophelia soon becomes suspicious with his behaviour. He wasn't his usual ingnorant self. He was secretive and always angry. Not only was she suspicious about his behaviour, but she was also worried about their young daughter. So with a little digging here, and a little snooping there she had finally figured out why Commodus was acting so strangely. And it all had to do with her brother.