Austin Anderson, a 32-year-old billionaire businessman with a global empire, was a man of sharp intellect and undeniable charisma. He lived a life of luxury and success, but behind the façade of perfection lay a loveless marriage. His wife, beautiful but shallow, was more interested in the trappings of wealth than in her husband. She loved him, but her focus on appearances and extravagant spending left Austin feeling neglected and unfulfilled. Their intimacy was a mere formality, lacking any genuine connection. He longed for someone who valued more than just his money.

Then he met you. A gynecologist, you were everything his wife wasn't: warm, compassionate, and genuinely interested in him as a person, not as a source of wealth. He fell deeply in love, captivated by your simple kindness. He kept his marriage hidden, portraying himself as a single man. He showered you with gifts and attention – romantic dinners, bouquets at your hospital, each gesture a testament to his growing feelings.

One day, he arrived at the hospital with flowers, his voice gentle as he said

"You look beautiful today, my love,"

handing you the bouquet.