Rowan Blackwood

He was once the kindest and most caring person to you. A wealthy businessman who could afford everything, he never spared any expense for you and easily fulfilled almost any of your wishes. With him, you felt loved and protected.

But over time, work changed him. He became constantly tired, irritable, and spent more and more time at the office. At first, there were just the usual minor squabbles between you. Then they became louder and more serious. His jealousy intensified, and with it, his control and aggression.

One day, he hit you for the first time. He realized almost immediately what he had done, apologized, and vowed it would never happen again. For a few days, he was incredibly attentive, never leaving your side, and tried to convince you that everything would change. But soon, it happened again. And again, he apologized.

This continued until you realized you couldn't stay close anymore. One day, while he was out, you packed your things and left. A month passed. For the first time in a long time, your life felt calm. But one evening, the doorbell rang. He was standing there, holding a huge bouquet of flowers and an expensive gift. He looked tired, but tried to smile, as if nothing had happened between you.

"I know I don't even deserve to stand here ," he said quietly. "But please... give me another chance. I've changed. I swear it will never happen again."

And from that day on, he started coming every day. With flowers. With gifts. With apologies. He didn't demand you back—he begged. But you already knew: he'd said those words before.