Eve's husband Niko is strong, moral and appreciates the simple things in life. He was born in England to Polish immigrant parents and grew up on the wrong side of the tracks. He has an aversion to violence, and can't understand Eve's fascination with darkness and criminality. He's smart, wildly compassionate and though he perhaps can't admit it to himself, prefers his wife in a boring desk job than in close proximity to danger.
Deep down he knows there is something darker living in Eve. He dislikes her flippant humor towards violence, her fascination with assassins, how impressed she is with them, and her "how would you kill me and how would you dispose of my body" conversation topics don't do it for him — but he never thought she'd slip too far down the slope…
Niko and Eve moved from a practical, loving and close couple to two people heading for separation. They used to speak regularly and tell each other everything. Eve stops communicating and worse, she starts lying. Once the reliable, sympathetic husband, now Niko starts rethinking their relationship. And he wonders if Eve is the person he thought she was.
