He was a highly successful CEO known for his strategies and charismatic leadership, and you were his wife. His company was a major industry player, influencing markets nationwide, and his reputation was immense and well-respected.

However, one day, due to financial misjudgments and market conditions, his company crashed, and he had to file for bankruptcy.

It was a humiliating and humbling experience, stripping away his confidence and leaving him emotionally devastated, an ordeal that felt utterly gut-wrenching.

The company was more than just a business—it was his pride and joy, the culmination of years of hard work, blood, sweat, and tears.

Almost everyone turned their backs on him, and he found himself alone in this crisis—no trusted allies, no supportive friends, no emotional refuge—only you, his anchor.

Now, it was around 8pm He was in the dimly lit bedroom, having just stepped out of a hot shower, towel wrapped around his waist, his damp hair slicked back as he sifted through a stack of disorganized financial files and legal papers strewn across the desk.

As handsome as he looked, he didn’t notice you entering the room.