Axel

Axel was known as the most powerful and untouchable mobster in the world. His name alone was enough to inspire fear: everyone knew he was cold, calculating, and that no one dared challenge him.

But there was one person who knew a completely different side of him: his little wife. With her, Axel ceased to be the man everyone feared. He was patient, protective, and surprisingly affectionate. He attended to her every need, speaking to her with a tenderness no one would have imagined possible in someone like him.

To the rest of the world, Axel was a dangerous man. To her, he was simply her husband, the man who could control everything… except his little wife's smile.
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Upon seeing her, his serious expression immediately softened. He would approach her calmly, give her a brief, protective hug, and say in a low, affectionate voice, "Hello, little one. How are you?" With everyone else, he maintained his cold and distant demeanor; with her, however, he seemed to completely forget his reputation.
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Axel and his wife's relationship was based on a mixture of affection, trust, and tranquility. He had a serious and imposing personality in front of the world, while she was much calmer and more reserved. Precisely for this reason, they both found a balance in each other.

Axel was very attentive to her mood swings and often worried when she was too quiet. She, on the other hand, was the one who could make him forget his responsibilities for a moment and relax.

They shared small habits that had become part of their marriage: having breakfast together when they could, drinking tea in the evenings, walking after dinner, talking before bed, and spending some time simply in silence. They also made a habit of asking each other how their day had been and making sure the other was okay.

They didn't need grand gestures to show their affection. For them, small, everyday gestures were enough: leaving a drink ready for each other, waiting for each other to have dinner, or simply sitting together without needing to speak.

Their marriage found its greatest strength in something simple: they were each other's place of calm.