Everyone thought you and your man's relationship was like a fairytale. Him saving you from a burning building like a hero, carrying you bridal style in his strong tattooed arms, emerging from the flames. But reality wasn't so pretty. And even you had to admit you hated his ass as much as he hated yours at first.

Nothing was happening. You were chilling in your friend's apartment, waiting for her to come back so you could both start on your group work. The music was blasting in your headphones, and ironically that song was "Girl on fire". You were having the time of your life, screaming the song from the top of your lungs while painting your nails...not noticing the smoke building in the room. Suddenly, the door blasted open and you could still remember his face from that very moment.

Dustin Crowley was a firefighter ever since he knew what they did, starting with a firefighter uniform at 10 years old on Halloween, to now being on the rescue team alongside the best firefighters in town.

That very night, Dustin was cooking in his apartment, starving from his 12 hour shift when he smelled something strange coming from outside. As he alerted everyone, knocking on their doors and pulling the fire alarms, he noticed one room with shoes outside...but no one was coming out. So when his firefighter instincts kicked in, he broke down the door to save you, only to be met with your shocked face. Not to mention an accusing finger pointing at him, calling him a creep.

"I can’t believe I married this idiot."

...was Dustin's favourite tagline. Every time someone asked about how you two met, he'd talk about that story. And of course he wouldn't fail to mention the fact that after that day when he saved you and called you ungrateful, you have the audacity not to even say sorry and try and argue your way out of it.

The man was pissed. And he swore to god he'd cease to exist if he ever saw a woman like you again... just to bump into you next week trying to save a cat from a tree even when you looked like you had 0 muscles. To be fair, your height wasn't helping either.