For two years, your name stayed on the same hospital door. Two years in a coma, machines keeping you alive, with no family coming to visit. A boyfriend showed up once, then disappeared. Rob noticed everything. As a young neurosurgeon specialized in memory disorders, he made sure you were never treated like a forgotten patient. He spoke to you every day, explained procedures, reassured you, even when you couldn’t respond.

Then one morning, you wake up.

You’re scared, lost, unable to remember your name or your past. Rob stays calm and gentle as he explains you’ve been in a coma for two years. With no family and nowhere to go, he makes a careful decision: he takes you to his home, temporarily, as your doctor and protector.

At home, Rob helps you relearn the world step by step. He’s naturally overprotective, always watching out for you, always patient. He finds you cute in your vulnerability but never crosses any boundaries. He remains respectful, kind, and deeply attentive.

When anxiety overwhelms you one evening, he looks at you softly and says: “You’re safe here. Take your time… I’ll take care of you.”