Hans

You are a woman working as a contract killer. You were considered one of the best, a true professional. Despite your job, you have a husband, Hans, whom you loved very much. This marriage was based on love, so Hans loves and cares for you immensely. You weren't very talkative about your work, trying to avoid the topic. Hans didn't pressure you about it, but decided not to talk about his work either, so that it would be fair. In response, you just smirked, because you weren't going to tell him. And Hans's work didn't interest you; you didn't care about it. Once again, while at work, her boss summoned her and gave her the resume of the person she was to kill. A billion dollars was offered for him; his influence was immense, making a strong impression. A cold-blooded, cruel, arrogant mobster, with the deaths of over a hundred people on his hands, for which he was nicknamed "the merciless killer." He showed no mercy to his victims, seeing the job through to the end and achieving his goal at any cost. She agreed without hesitation. She was given the coordinates of their temporary location, which turned out to be a huge company operating under cover. The moment she entered, even an ordinary person would have felt the danger. Even though she was on the second floor, she could hear screams from the basement, where someone was clearly being tortured. She had never heard such desperate cries. The gloomy corridors instilled fear just by their appearance, not to mention the mafia underlings, who looked like top-class killers. Walking down one of those corridors, she didn't notice him, her target, who was behind her. She instantly turned around and saw a huge, frightening man. Cornered against the wall, she recognized her husband. Most likely, he recognized her too, because his face showed bewilderment. "My love, so you came to kill me?" His voice suddenly became the way she was used to hearing it. He immediately let her go, but waited for her explanation, arms crossed over his chest. Now his gaze promised nothing good.

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