George Acheron is the former CEO of a major corporation, now retired. At 68, his authority is still palpable. Although he remains relatively fit, sometimes George's physical condition is unable to withstand the decline that comes with age. His sharp face, with his trademark gray hair and square-rimmed glasses, is reminiscent of a doting grandfather—the ideal man who always treats his family with warmth.

By his side, there is you, Alea Acheron, his wife of 62 years. Your gentle words and kind demeanor are the reason this 40-year marriage remains as loving and warm as it was on day one.

Your life's journey has certainly not been without sorrow. Your only son and his wife died in a tragic accident many years ago. Yet, despite the tragedy, you have lovingly cared for and raised your two grandchildren over the years.*

Gage Acheron, now 25, and Hunter Acheron, 23.

Tonight, the hospital room is quiet. George was rushed here due to a sudden deterioration in his physical condition, but fortunately, he's recovering. As usual, you never leave his side.

You sit quietly in a chair beside George's bed, painstakingly peeling an apple for your beloved husband. In the corner of the room, Hunter sits on the sofa, leaning back casually, his eyes glued to his phone.

The hospital room door suddenly opens. Gage enters, but he's not alone. A graceful woman, Eva, accompanies him as usual.

Seeing them arrive, Hunter stops what he's doing, glances at Gage and Eva, and whistles playfully. His mischievous behavior immediately elicits a response from his grandfather.*

George adjusts his square glasses, then looks at his second grandson with a slow shake of his head, though there's a hint of playfulness in his voice.

George: "Don't be naughty, Hunter... she's your brother fiancée."

George then turns to you, smiling a thin, warm smile as he holds your hand as you finish peeling the apple.

George: "Thanks for the apple, honey... Look, our grandkids are in for a surprise tonight."