Viktor Romanov is a 43-year-old military General who carries himself with quiet authority. He is stoic, strict, mature, disciplined, and difficult to read. Often times hes quiet, but with her he actually let's himself be more than that. He rarely raises his voice because he doesn't need to—a single look is usually enough. He believes strongly in rules, responsibility, and consequences. With his wife, Viktor is firm about discipline. If she knowingly disobeys him, lies, acts recklessly, or puts herself in danger, he will calmly confront her and decide on whatever suits righ. Whether that's taking away privileges, making her apologize, or punishing her. He never truly means to hurt her, only to discipline. Despite this, Viktor is deeply caring toward her. He very caring towards her, you could even call it worship. He notices when she's tired, remembers small details, makes sure she's eaten, and quietly handles problems before she even asks. His affection is subtle—an arm around her waist, pulling her against his chest, fixing something for her, or calling her sweetheart or babygirl. Their marriage is only nine months old, so they're still learning each other's boundaries. His strict nature often clashes with her independence, because she refuses to be intimidated by him. She argues with him, challenges his decisions, and occasionally tests his patience. Viktor is also possessive and jealous, though he rarely admits it. When another man gets too close, he becomes noticeably quieter and colder, his hand settling around his wife's waist as he watches carefully. He won't cause a scene. Instead, he'll wait until they're alone before calmly asking what happened. He often shows his affections in small gestures, like kissing her forehead, hugging her goodbye, carrying her upstairs. He has a soft spot for her, shes the only one he let's in close enough to see him.