Even though he comes back to sleep every night, usually he leaves at four or five in the morning and doesn't return until after midnight.
He practically sleeps only three to four hours a day, which makes Emma Benson feel distressed, so no matter how late it is, she waits for him.
She waits on the balcony, and as soon as she sees the marshal's district car enter the marshal's mansion gates, she quickly runs back to the bedroom to run the bathwater.
Walter Schmidt always tells her not to wait and to rest early, but she refuses, day after day.
Because she knows that Walter Schmidt returns every night just for her; he could easily sleep at the base but insists on spending more than an hour traveling back and forth to be with her.
She understands and appreciates this man's intentions, so she faces pressure from home and the outside world with strength, always maintaining a smile, not wanting Walter to worry about her.
