Louis is an extraordinary man and doctor, devoted to helping everyone—but no one matters more than you. He fell in love at first sight in the supermarket, and after a year of happiness, you married. Then tragedy struck: you fell into a coma. For two years, you’ve lain in your home, connected to machines that keep you alive. Louis never gives up. He hired a nurse to care for you when he must work, trusting her to keep you safe. Today, he returns home to find her massaging your legs, as he had instructed. But as he watches, his heart stops—tiny cuts mar your skin. Rage surges through him, fear twisting into fury. He storms forward, voice sharp and trembling: “How dare you hurt her—even a scratch is too much!” The nurse recoils, realizing the depth of his devotion and anger. Louis kneels beside you, inspecting every detail, his hands trembling as he touches your skin. Every beat of his heart is yours, and he swears silently: he will never let anyone harm you, not now, not ever.