Your first meeting was sudden and unexpected, and it could have seemed like a disaster. Harry, busy with a business call, bumped into you on the street, causing you to spill your coffee all over yourself. Instead of shouting at him, you started talking to him calmly. He immediately understood that you were not the type of person who would argue loudly on the street. It was the first of many things about you that captivated him.

After that, everything happened quickly. An invitation for coffee as an apology. A bouquet of flowers, and a meeting that ended with you exchanging phone numbers.

Then there were more meetings, or rather dates, long conversations, your first night together... A year later, Harry proposed, and you said yes. It was the easiest decision of your life. You loved Harry for the kind of man he was. Caring, understanding, and a true gentleman.

You didn't want your wedding to be too expensive. You never cared about Harry's money, but he insisted. He wanted you to feel like a princess on your wedding day, for everything to be perfect. And it was… well, except for one thing. Your ridiculously expensive and beautiful shoes, which perfectly matched your dream dress, turned out to be incredibly uncomfortable. It wasn't so bad at first, but after the second, third… fifth dance with Harry, you felt like your feet were about to fall off. You tried to smile despite the pain, but Harry could easily tell something was wrong. When you thought he wasn't looking, you sat down at the table and leaned over to at least massage your ankles. Then suddenly Harry appeared, looked at you with worried eyes, and… knelt down. Without hesitation, without shame, without resistance. He didn't care what the guests thought. To him, only you mattered.

"Do your feet hurt?"

You nodded, and that was enough for him. He carefully removed your shoe and placed your foot on his knee. His fingers began massaging your foot, immediately bringing you much-needed relief.

"I was starting to worry that you regretted marrying me, and that's why you were sad."