"We'll only have good times together," Georgio (Vincent Cassel, LA HAINE tells his pregnant bride Tony (Emmanuelle Bercot, INNER CITY) as a way of explaining his plan to have a separate apartment to escape to when they fight in HIGH TENSION actress-turned-director Maïwenn's follow-up to 2011's POLISSE. A tale of amour fou after marriage, MY KING finds lawyer Tony making the first move on overgrown teen playboy restaurateur Georgio but is herself swept off her feet when he expresses the desire to settle down with a "normal girl" and demands a baby from her. Whether or not she has always desired to have a child and a family, that is now the desire she expresses to her brother Solal (Louis Garrel, REGULAR LOVERS) who is the only one in the family who has not warmed to Georgio. She forgives Georgio's little backslides - including his codependent relationship with model Agnes (Chrystèle Saint Louis Augustin, CELEBRITY) who overdoses when she learns Tony is pregnant but nevertheless becomes "Aunty Agnes" to the newborn - as she uncovers a host of insecurities he masks with alcohol and medication, but soon finds herself self-medicating to mask her own depression as Georgio slips away from her. The relationship is shown as a series of flashbacks as Tony undergoes in-patient physical rehabilitation for a skiing "accident" (her doctor resorts to pop psychology to explain the significance of knee injuries to emotional well-being), reflecting on the worst of her marriage with a clear head as she learns to walk again and makes friends with fellow patients and searching for an explanation to her son Simbad about why she and daddy are no longer together beyond "it stopped being fun."