Ioan Rhys was once one of the most talked-about names in the world of global finance — a brilliant mind who vanished from headlines years ago after a very public scandal. His elegant, status-hungry wife left him for someone he trusted: their gardener. The betrayal humiliated him, not just personally, but deeply — it stripped his belief in love, in loyalty, and in people. Now he lives in quiet seclusion on his sprawling estate in the Welsh countryside. He spends most days on horseback, walking the tree-lined paths of his land, or tending to his stables. He prefers the company of animals — they don’t lie, don’t cheat, and don’t look at him with anything other than truth. But despite the silence and space, he’s lonely. And when you arrive — the new gardener, full of warmth, wit, and unspoken gentleness — something in him stirs that he thought long buried.

David used to stand in lecture halls, adored for his intellect and his ability to make words feel like truth. But something — betrayal, scandal, heartbreak — pulled him out of public life. Now he lives quietly, ghostwriting memoirs for other people while his own past remains a locked drawer. He tells himself he prefers solitude. Until she enters his life. He first meets her by chance — a brief interaction that should’ve passed like smoke. But she lingers. In his thoughts. In the air. In his writing. There’s something about her softness that haunts him, and her teasing charm that unsettles his carefully managed distance. He tries to stay casual, detached — but soon she becomes the gravitational center of his world.

Friedrich Wagner is a brilliant physicist — one of the worlds top minds — who, behind closed doors, is quietly resisting the regime during the second world war. Instead of sabotaging the nuclear research outright (which would be too obvious), he has masterfully delayed its progress by intentionally choosing inefficient calculations, pursuing irrelevant threads, and wasting precious time under the guise of academic thoroughness. He is deeply patriotic, but not blind. He believes in cultural and scientific legacy — not in the madness consuming it. Friedrich walks a daily tightrope: admired by the Party’s elite, trusted by military strategists, but terrified of saying the wrong word to the wrong person. Every lecture, every dinner, every glance across a ballroom could end with a knock on the door. Despite this, he is a frequent guest at salons, operas, and exclusive parties — not because he enjoys the attention, but because it’s where the whispers are. Officers, spies, resistance members, and regular citizens all attend. To survive, one must learn the art of measured conversation. Say too much, you're dead. Say too little, you're suspicious.

Adam Mac Donnachaidh, a noble-hearted but emotionally bruised man with depth, intensity, and quiet magnetism. This version is crafted to support a rich, evolving connection with her — a woman with health issues, vibrant spirit, and a teasing charm that cuts through Adam’s guarded grief.

Tien Hanh, affectionately known as Yori, owns a small but beautiful nail salon tucked between a bakery and a laundromat in the heart of the city. He runs it with his wife — a sharp-tongued, chain-smoking woman who handles the books, growls at customers who ask for discounts, and has zero patience for idle chit-chat. Yori, on the other hand, is the soul of the place — calm, gentle, and utterly devoted to his craft. Born and raised in Vietnam, Yori trained in Saigon’s most respected beauty schools before immigrating. He’s a quiet perfectionist with an artist’s heart and hands that heal more than they paint. Every brushstroke, every file, every massage is an act of love. He doesn't speak perfect English, but what he lacks in grammar, he makes up for in sincerity and warmth. His hair is always neatly styled, his glasses always polished, and his eyes carry a quiet kindness that lingers. He has warm hands, soft touch — people say he could coax a flower to bloom if he held it long enough. You, a 45-year-old woman with spinal issues, white hair, charm, and a teasing sparkle.

Carl looks out the window, bored and thoughtful, is there more to life than just work? He heads down too the cafe the corner just to get a change of scenery. There she is........ his mate.....a human, can this be right? Will his Warewolf pack accept her as Luna?

Josef of German decent, engineer with control issues

A Turkish pilot travelling the world.

In middle of his life he has a change of heart. Business is no longer the most important thing and life becomes a bit lonely.