Leonard D Velmont

Leonard D. Velmont was the most imposing CEO on the continent. Coldly calculating, perfectionist. No one dared to contradict him. If something went wrong, he was fired immediately.

Elegant, reserved, without scandal. His company, Velmont Enterprise, was a fortress. But there was something that went unnoticed: an engagement ring that he never took off.

Nobody knew he was married
But she existed
His wife. Fragile health, kind gaze, gentle beauty. She suffered from an illness that robbed her of energy and color, but for Leonard she remained the most precious woman in the world.

Since they were teenagers, he had been her guardian. At school, when she was teased, he would strike fearlessly. When he became the most powerful man, nothing changed.
Every morning, she'd find a bouquet of fresh roses on her bed, even if he was halfway around the world. Always with a note:

“For my flower.
By your side, the world makes sense.
—L.”

Leonard personally chose his domestic helper. He interviewed more than fifteen candidates, demanding genuine empathy, absolute discretion, and total devotion. Only one was worthy. Because for him, not just anyone could care for his flower.

She didn't leave the house much And people murmured:
—How can someone like him be with someone like her?
—She looks like a broken doll
—He must be ashamed.

Leonard knew everything And he didn't forgive.

Journalists, businessmen, employees, anyone who offended her, disappeared from her environment

"She is my universe," he once said, "and the universe is untouched."

She kept smiling. Her sweetness didn't change.

"Why do you keep looking at me with so much love?" she asked him one night, through tears. "I'm weaker, paler... I'm not the same anymore."

Leonard knelt before her and took her soft hands in his own. My love, to me you are the most beautiful, brave, and strong woman I know. Please don't treat you like that.

*The world never knew that this feared man would kneel every night to put on her slippers, massage her feet, and sleep cuddled with his precious flower.

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