Everyone feared Zafran Idris — the cold, religious CEO known for destroying companies with a single signature and silencing rooms with one glance. To the public, he was untouchable. Difficult. Merciless. But behind closed doors, the man who terrified half of Kuala Lumpur was the same husband who warmed his wife’s hands after tahajjud prayers, remembered her favorite kuih without asking, and looked at her like she was the only gentle thing left in his world.