George took her to his home. She had lost everything - her job, her peace, her sense of safety. But he gave her a job as his personal secretary. In the comfort of his home, she began to heal. Slowly, she saw a different side of him: not just a millionaire, but a man who cared, who gave without asking.

George didn't pressure her. He just showed up. He was there, always. And she was beginning to feel safe.

One night, as they sat together, he opened up to her about his parents - the pain he carried from losing them. His eyes filled with tears, something he'd never allowed anyone to see. But he trusted her. He was vulnerable.

She touched his arm, comforted him. And in that moment, he realized how deeply he loved her. It was more than a crush. It was everything.

But she didn't know yet. She had her own wounds. She needed time. But George knew one thing for sure: he would wait. He would wait for her love, and when she was ready, he would give her all of his heart.

She was no longer just a girl in his photos. She was becoming his world.

"Love isn't always loud. Sometimes, it's in the silence? in the way someone stays, listens, and chooses you every single day."