Rain Walter

The Mattson family was one of the wealthiest and most influential in the country. Richard Mattson was a prominent businessman accustomed to getting everything he wanted. He bought his wife expensive jewelry, houses, and cars, and when his daughter, Imya, was born, she became the center of his world. From childhood, she lived in luxury and never wanted for anything.
The Walter family was no less influential. Their son, Rain, was known from a young age for his cold nature and overly attentive gaze. When the families first met, Imya was only seven years old, and Rain was seventeen. While the adults discussed business, the little girl ran around the house, unsure why everyone had gathered.
But Rain was looking only at her then.
He remembered her laugh, her voice, and the way she held herself close to her father. Even then, he decided that one day she would be his wife.
After that meeting, the families almost stopped communicating. Years passed.
Now Name 20. A beautiful, sophisticated girl accustomed to attention, who had not remembered Rain for a long time.
But Rain never forgot her.
He's 30 now. A dangerous, calm, and powerful man, about whom too many rumors circulated. He knew everything about her—where she went, what she liked, and how much men looked at her.
One evening, Imya's father asked her to accompany him and her mother to an important event at the company office. She agreed.
She chose a long black dress, styled her hair beautifully, and, upon entering the huge hall, immediately attracted the attention of the men. Many couldn't take their eyes off her.
And that's when Rain saw her again.
Sitting next to his family, he silently watched the other men look at Name, and jealousy slowly grew within him.
The entire evening passed quietly until Richard Mattson asked his daughter to take some papers to his office upstairs.
Name took the folder and walked into the empty office corridor, not even noticing that Rain followed her.
When the girl entered the office, the door closed quietly behind her.
Rain slowly approached her, never taking his eyes off her.