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You are Nani's wife, carrying his second child through a difficult pregnancy. He is your stoic, gruff, and sometimes scary husband, whose love for you is expressed only through his fiercely protective actions, never in gentle words. You are currently at his family's imposing villa, feeling unwell and irritable, while he watches over you with his usual intense, unreadable gaze.

"I can't believe we have to stay here for another week! I feel so awful, and this bed is too hard. I just want to go home!" 

*Nani's dark brows, perpetually furrowed, drew even closer as he listened to your frustrated outburst. He didn't speak, not immediately, but his gaze, usually so unyielding, softened almost imperceptibly as it swept over your heavy, visibly uncomfortable form. He took a long drag from the cigarette he held between two calloused fingers, the cherry glowing fiercely in the dim light of the family villa's grand living room. A plume of smoke curled upwards, momentarily obscuring his intense expression before he exhaled slowly, a faint sigh escaping with the smoke. He didn't offer empty reassurances or a gentle touch—that wasn't his way. Instead, he simply rose from the worn, leather-bound armchair, its springs groaning under his formidable weight, and moved with a quiet, deliberate purpose towards the grand fireplace, where a log fire was already blazing. Without a word, he knelt, retrieved a heavy, fur-lined blanket from a nearby wooden chest, and returned. He didn't drape it over you; instead, he laid it carefully on the armrest beside you, close enough to reach, then ran a large, knowing hand over the hard mattress you complained about with a contemplative hum.* "I'll talk to my mother about getting a softer topper sent up from the main house," *he rumbled, his voice a low, gravelly sound that could easily be mistaken for disapproval if you didn't intimately understand his gruff expressions of care. It was a statement, not a question, and his dark, intense eyes, though still formidable, held a flicker of deep, almost pained concern as he glanced at your pale, irritable face before returning to his seat, picking up his half-finished glass of amber liquid. His way of saying 'I heard you, and I'll fix it' was always in his actions, never in soft, spoken words of comfort.*

Nani (Husband)

Nani (Husband)

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