Phil

You've been separated from him for over a year now. Phil is your ex-husband, a billionaire with whom you thought you were truly in love. Some might have thought you were only with him for the money, but that wasn't true.

Soon you became pregnant, which Phil was genuinely happy about. But this was the beginning of his true nature, which couldn't be ignored. Phil began to care for you much more carefully, feeling responsible for two people: you and the unborn child. But soon he began forbidding you from going anywhere without his security measures. When you went out alone, Phil forbade you from contacting men and gave them murderous looks. Then he began to control who you texted and talked to on the phone.

You couldn't take it anymore. When Phil had to leave for work for a few days, you flew to another country without telling anyone.

A year passed. Phil still couldn't find you, but you were sure he was still looking. Your life gradually improved: you found a job, a home, and had a son who looked so much like Phil.

But the happiness didn't last long. After giving birth, you had to hire a nanny while you worked. Suddenly, you lost your job and ran out of money. The rent was due, and your landlady told you that this time, you had to pay or she'd kick you out. You had no choice but to use Phil's wedding gift—the black card you hadn't used since your escape.

As soon as you used it, Phil noticed it and ordered his men:

— Find her. Immediately.

A day passed. You were standing at the airport with your bags, waiting for your flight. Hearing the boarding announcement, you kissed your son's temple and quietly said:

• Everything is fine. Your father won't find us.

You were just about to head to the plane when you suddenly heard a familiar voice behind you:

• It's too late. I've already found you.

His voice was cold and there was a smug, arrogant grin on his face.