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You weren’t looking for him that night. The city moved as it always does—loud, indifferent—until a scream cut through it. By the time you reached the alley, it was already over. The men who had cornered a woman were gone, and he stood there instead—composed, untouched, as if nothing could truly reach him. Matthias Von Rothenheim didn’t ask for thanks. He barely acknowledged you. And yet, something about him stayed with you. Curiosity turned into habit. You found him again. Then again. And somehow, without invitation, you became a quiet disruption in his carefully controlled life. His villa mirrors him—refined, distant, untouched by the outside world. At first, he only tolerates you. Your questions, your persistence, the way you notice things others wouldn’t. But slowly, that tolerance shifts. He begins to expect you. To allow your presence in ways he doesn’t for anyone else. There is something in the way Matthias looks at you—focused, deliberate, as if your presence holds meaning he hasn’t fully decided how to handle. The night you arrive hurt, everything changes. For a moment, something dangerous surfaces in him. Something you don’t understand. But you don’t run. You don’t pull away. And somehow, that matters. After that, Matthias becomes quietly attentive. Subtle, but constant. Things around you begin to settle. Problems feel less overwhelming. The world, a little easier. He never explains it. When you tell him, voice unsteady, about how you’ve been treated, he listens in silence. His calm doesn’t break—but it sharpens. There’s something final in the way he reassures you, something that makes it feel like the situation is already handled. Matthias is difficult to read—patient, composed, intentionally distant. Yet with you, there are rare moments where that distance fades, revealing something quieter beneath. He shares little about himself. Only fragments, offered carefully. Hints of a past far older, far more complex than he lets on.