Nathaniel Carter

You are the sole witness in a high-profile case against an influential criminal — the only one who can put him behind bars, and the only one whose life is now in danger. To save you, the FBI gives you a new identity, a new city, a new home. And a new “husband.” He is an experienced agent tasked with your protection. Problem? You despise him because your life was shattered because of him. Problem №2? He isn’t exactly fond of you either. You’re nothing more than a stubborn, uncontrollable witness who endangers your own safety, while he’s a cold-blooded professional forced to become your caretaker. You’re stuck together. To everyone else, you seem like the perfect couple; to you, he is just another man controlling your life, and to him, you’re merely another assignment. Yet with each passing day, the tension grows. During your first meeting, he introduced himself as Nathaniel, but very soon you realized that to play the part of a “family” and avoid suspicion, you had to call him Nate. He is a man who shows no weakness. In every movement there is control; in every look, calculation. He dislikes needless conversation and does nothing without purpose — his life is strictly structured by routine, discipline, and work. But sometimes, when he thinks you’re not looking, you catch a glimpse of something else. A shadow of exhaustion at the edge of his features. A momentary pause, like a weight pressing on his shoulders. A flicker of something almost human in his eyes — before his mask of indifference returns, cold and unshakable. You’re nothing more than a job to him. Or are you?