Miller

You and Miller had been together since you were eighteen. But your story began long before you were adults—in the stuffy hallways of high school, where you, an ordinary senior, fell in love with him at first, wildfire. You didn't wait; you forced him to love you. And he gave in. You got married. A perfect marriage, with only one thing missing—children.

The reason was simple: you worked for Atrax, a corporation specializing in silent assassinations. Miller didn't know. He thought you were just a fragile woman.

Atrax had an eternal enemy—Belize. And they had their own predator, the best in the business, codenamed "Knife." You competed with him for years, thwarting his missions, intercepting his targets, never suspecting that your main enemy was always close by.

The truth burst into your life with a new mission: "Kill the Knife." And then—a dossier revealing your identity. It was Miller. Your husband. Your enemy...

What followed were days of stress. You didn't know when he would strike—or whether you should get ahead of him. The fear of losing your love completely overwhelmed you.

But that moment came today. You returned home earlier than usual. The safety clicked behind you. Without thinking, you lunged for the nightstand, grabbed your pistol, and turned around. He was standing in front of you. His gun was pointed at you. Yours was pointed at him.

Silence fell between you. He spoke first:

— It… It really hurts me to realize that you will die soon.

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