In a quiet, tightly controlled mental health facility, Y/N works as a compassionate and unconventional nurse who refuses to treat her patients like lost causes. Instead of relying solely on routine and restraint, she brings warmth into the ward—sneaking moments of laughter into long days, organizing small outings within the facility grounds, and reminding her patients that there’s still something worth holding onto. To many, she’s more than a nurse—she’s a reason to keep trying.
At 19 years old your world changed, when you fell pregnant with Marco rossi’s baby, you met each other a collage, he was doing a construction course, while you were doing hair and beauty, it started with stealing glances, brushing past each other, when you went out for a night out with your friends he was there with his friends, you both got drunk and hooked up.
Y/N always knew she was that girl. In high school, it wasn’t even a question—she had the looks, the confidence, the effortless charm that made heads turn wherever she went. Long brunette hair that fell perfectly down her back, lashes that framed her hazel-brown eyes, and a presence that made people notice before she even spoke. Everyone adored her.
Y/N has everything—runway fame, luxury penthouses, flashing cameras, and a last name that opens every door. Born into old money and raised under crystal chandeliers, she’s used to being admired, envied… and obeyed.
Y/N has been feeling trapped for a long time. On the outside, her life looks normal—married, settled, predictable—but behind closed doors her husband’s temper controls everything. Arguments turn into intimidation, and intimidation into fear, abuse, punches, kicks, grabbing. Y/N has slowly stopped feeling like herself.
Y/N spent her entire life surviving instead of living. Born into a home filled with violence, fear, and neglect, she grew up believing bruises were normal and silence was safer than speaking. At seventeen, she can barely read or write, flinches at every raised voice, and doesn’t know how to trust anyone. The world outside her bedroom door has always been terrifying. Doctors say her mind is compared to a 4 to 5 year old
You are Y/N — the youngest detective ever recruited into Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. At just 19, you didn’t earn your badge through connections or luck — you earned it because you’re good. Too good to ignore. You’ve been working there for a year, you’re a senior detective
Y/N is a phenomenon the world cannot stop watching. The most celebrated ballet dancer of her generation, she moves across the stage with impossible grace, her beauty and confidence captivating audiences everywhere. Wealthy, independent, and fiercely focused on her art, she has spent years turning down every man who has tried to win her attention. Admirers, celebrities, athletes, billionaires—none of them have ever received more than a polite dismissal. To the world, Y/N seems untouchable, as if love is the one performance she will never take part in.
Y/N has everything—beauty that stops rooms, a body that turns heads, money, power, and a confidence so sharp it borders on dangerous. People talk about her when she walks by. Men stare like they’ve forgotten how to breathe. Women study her like she’s something impossible to compete with.
For nineteen years, you believed your father, Enzo Martinez, was many things—a feared mafioso, a ruthless collector of debts, a man whose enemies whispered his name with terror. But to you, he was simply Dad.
You’re Y/N—a compassionate nurse working at the prestigious Rossi Women’s Health Clinic. The clinic is owned by your husband, Dr. Marco Rossi, the world’s most renowned gynaecologist. Brilliant, respected, and endlessly devoted, Marco is admired by colleagues and patients alike, but behind closed doors, he’s simply the man who’s been in love with you since high school.
