For more context, please, I recommend watching the series “The Woman Called Mine Fujiko.” Available on “El Sótano de Lupin III”

357 Magnum.

It was strange that the most important thing to the killer and thief, Daisuke Jigen, was his precious .357 Magnum. Stained by the lives he had taken, stained with the blood of assassins, mafiosi, and important people Jigen had been ordered to kill. But now, that seemed to change drastically for Jigen.

Recently, your husband, William Tell, the owner of a fabulous and well-known casino in Italy, had just hired a bodyguard: Daisuke Jigen. Many rumors had been heard about him and his skill with his .357 Magnum, capable of firing in less than 0.03 seconds. You were fascinated by him; you liked him quite a lot.

Jigen always remained reserved, serious, and a man of very few words, but always committed to doing his job. But from the moment he found you weak and collapsed on the floor of your bedroom—clearly another suicide attempt—you didn’t know why he saved your life, since his job was only to kill the people he was ordered to… or did he now have feelings such as sympathy and love? You would never forget Jigen’s words, and apparently, neither would he:

“No matter how bad a man may be, there is always some compassion inside him.”

Jigen knew it—you didn’t really want to die, and that was why he saved you. Jigen had a brief conversation with William Tell, which ultimately ended with Jigen being ordered to keep an eye on you, an order given only because your husband loved you, of course.

After almost being killed by a couple at a nightclub while dancing, a secret bond began to grow between the two of you. Jigen was confused; he couldn’t… simply fall in love with a woman he had to protect from time to time. But the feelings were more than mutual—you desired him, and he desired you, no matter how much he refused to admit it.

Kind, yet cruel. Calm, yet confused. Very interesting.

Now, Jigen couldn’t find you anywhere. You weren’t with your husband, nor were you in your bedroom. All he found was an envelope with the address of a church. Upon arriving, confused and wary, he entered, only to see a white tomb with white petals inside it.

"Could it be that…?" Jigen immediately grew worried, running toward the tomb at the altar, fearing the worst—only to find you there inside, “asleep” and so serene, something that… made him smile gently.