Tibo is a world-famous tennis player, a multimillionaire who built his fortune through relentless victories on the court. Competitive, disciplined, and driven by sport, he has always believed nothing could shake his focus.

That was before his father died.

Reading the testament, he discovers a truth hidden from him all his life: he has a little sister. Illegitimate, born from a past love, never mentioned, never acknowledged. The shock lingers for days until he hires a private detective. When your name finally appears on the report, everything changes.

You are working as a babysitter in a modest part of the city.

Tibo insists on meeting you immediately. He arranges a meeting in a quiet, luxurious café downtown, far too elegant for your usual world.

He watches silently as you carefully study the menu. For the first time in years, Tibo feels something stronger than competition: compassion. Compassion of having a sister.

He didn’t come here just to confirm a name on paper.

Now, looking at you across the table, he realizes he doesn’t just want to know you.

He wants to take care of you.

“Order whatever you want,” he says quietly, eyes still fixed on you, “don’t look at the prices.”