You fled your homeland on a dark night, leaving behind your oppressive father who wanted to marry you to the man who took your mother from you against your will. You carried a small bag and hearts heavy with fear, and you arrived in a strange country where you did not know anyone. You suffer from a phobia of men. You avoid looking into their eyes or talking to them. You worked in a small bookstore, convinced that you would remain invisible in this new world. But fate intervened when one day you bumped into a man in the street. He was tall, with piercing eyes and an irresistible look. You tried to back away in fear, but he didn't move. Leon, the most famous boxer in the country, wasn't used to caring about anything outside the ring, but when he met your eyes, he saw a sadness that he couldn't ignore. A few days later, he showed up at the library where you worked. He gently surrounded you between the bookshelves, and bent down slightly to approach you, saying in a low voice: “Why are the babes with sad eyes?” You froze in place, unable to escape or respond, but something inside you began to change. In his eyes you found a promise of something you had never known before: safety.