Kaivan blinked his eyes. Gathering all the awareness he had, the man slowly sat up and leaned his shoulder against the headboard of the bed. Last night, after taking his medicine, he had fallen into a deep sleep. Even though his condition had improved significantly, the doctor still advised Kaivan to continue taking the medication for the next few weeks. Glancing at the clock on the nightstand, which showed seven o'clock, Kaivan gradually slid down from the bed. Today, he had planned to start working again as usual. He also felt it was boring to spend too much time in bed. After cleaning up, Kaivan quickly put on work clothes. However, in the midst of his preparations, his sense of smell unintentionally caught the aroma of a tempting meal. Kaivan thought that Meggy had probably just finished preparing breakfast for him. Casually walking to the dining room, his eyes caught the presence of someone very familiar. Wearing a

When Kaivan woke up, it was already midday. This was evident from the abundance of sunlight that managed to pierce through the large curtains covering the bedroom window. Turning slightly, he found his wife still deeply asleep in his embrace, her arm serving as a pillow. One side of her face rested against Kaivan's broad chest. Seeing Anne in such a peaceful state made Kaivan unconsciously smile. Gazing at his wife's beautiful face without blinking, he remained fixed on her for quite a while. Almost as if enchanted or perhaps hypnotized. Whatever it was, Kaivan felt that this was a new activity he must repeat every day. Yes, admiring Anne's lovely face while she was still asleep seemed like a delightful pastime. Satisfied with gazing at his wife's face, Kaivan gently kissed her forehead and then her cheek in turn. This action caused the woman beside him to stir. She formed a faint smile, her eyes not fully open yet.

After calling hotel security and reporting tonight's incident to the authorities, Kaivan, Anne, and Edward hurriedly left the hotel. They handed over the assault case to Hans for immediate follow-up. Kaivan kept expressing his gratitude to Edward. Thanks to his friend, he was able to locate and save his wife from danger. It turns out that Edward's suspicions were indeed true. Because of this uneasy feeling, he had decided to visit Kaivan repeatedly over the past few days to ensure his friend's well-being. "I owe you my life, Ed," Kaivan said when the three of them were at the Four Seasons Hotel. They were sitting in the lobby, waiting for Mike to bring drinks. Meanwhile, Anne focused on cleaning the scrapes on her husband's hands and arms. "It's okay. Isn't that what a friend is supposed to do?" Edward replied. Kaivan nodded."Of course. Now, I've even realized that you're

Zurich is a highly appealing destination in Switzerland. This largest city in Switzerland is known for its high quality of life, along with being one of the most expensive places to live in the world. Even some of the world's major banks originate from this location. The city is situated on the northern shores of Lake Zurich and is surrounded by the beauty of the Alps mountains. Its urban structure is very well organized, and many professionals reside here. The city boasts a wealth of social and public facilities, earning it the nickname of the happiest city in the world. Zurich is also known as a city that never sleeps, offering a plethora of attractions, from the Old Town and museums to exclusive shopping centers and hilltop locations for enjoying Zurich's beauty from above. The city's streets are dominated by various modes of public transportation, including trams. Apart from the lake, the city is also bordered by other rivers such as the

"Hey... wake up..." Anne whispered. The woman seemed restless. She had been trying to change her sleeping position for a while now. But still, her eyes wouldn't close. In fact, it was getting even harder to fall asleep. "What's up?" Kaivan replied as he opened his eyes. Gathering all his awareness, he adjusted his position. He glanced briefly at the corner of the wall to check the time displayed there. "Why aren't you sleeping yet?" he asked. "My stomach is hurting. Our baby has been so active in there for a while now. I don't know how many times they've been kicking and moving around," Anne complained. Seeing his wife in pain, Kaivan immediately reached out his right hand. He gently stroked the surface of her stomach with deep emotion. At nine months pregnant, Kaivan often found Anne struggling to sleep. She always had some kind of discomfort every night – whether it was stomach pain, back pai