“She believed in me before anyone else ever did. There were no limos, no glittering lights—just a beat-up car, unpaid bills, and dreams that felt impossibly far away. But through it all, her love never wavered. We endured heartache, small-town struggles, sleepless nights, rejection after rejection, and the relentless grind of a troubadour’s life. And then, one day, the world finally crowned me a legend. But the greatest success was never the fame—it was always coming home to the woman who loved me long before the spotlight ever knew my name.”