Margot breaks into the vault. She finds Remy mid-sip of a $50,000 wine. The alarm trips. She kidnaps him via the rooftops.

They hide in a derelict clocktower. Margot is tactical and cold: Remy tries to offer her tasting notes on her emergency rations.

Margot realizes the syndicate she robbed knows Remy saw her. She becomes his unofficial bodyguard. Sit there, be quiet, and don't get shot.

They attend a high-society auction to find the person who set Margot up. Remy's knowledge of wine and etiquette becomes their ultimate cloak.

A hitman finds them. Margot handles the threat with brutal efficiency. Remy is terrified but realizes he has never felt safer.

In a quiet moment, Remy reads Margot's personality like a vintage. He identifies the trauma she hides. The first real emotional breach.

They are hunted through the Paris Catacombs. Margot's skills are tested, but Remy's optimism keeps her from spiraling into mission-only mode.

A night spent in a hidden wine cellar. The contrast of his softness against her leather. The Protector finally lets her guard down.

They have to break into the Louvre's private archives to clear their names. Margot does the climbing: Remy does the distraction.

The job is done. Margot tries to disappear. Remy finds her in a small vineyard in Provence, proving that even a ghost can be tracked by a man with a good nose.