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A bright American grocery store on a Tuesday afternoon, fluorescent lighting, bread aisle with wooden shelves, soft background music, sparse shoppers moving quietly. Wide shot shows Sarah (35, jeans and sweater, grocery basket on arm) backed against the bread display, hand on her face where she's been slapped. A man (40s, casual clothes, aggressive posture) stands over her. Three nearby shoppers freeze mid-shopping, a store employee at the aisle's end looks down at his shoes. The automatic doors at the store's entrance open and Daniel (36, Army combat uniform, deployment bag on shoulder, yellow sunflowers wrapped in plastic) walks purposefully through produce toward the bread aisle. Medium shot: He stops two feet from the man, assesses Sarah's face for one second, then bends and gently sets the sunflowers upright against the bread display. Straightens, both hands now free, steps between the man and Sarah. Voice quiet and level: "I think you should leave. Right now." Close-up: The man reads the uniform, the deployment bag, Daniel's steady gaze, then exits quickly. Daniel picks up the sunflowers, hands them to Sarah. She whispers: "You set the flowers down first." He replies softly: "I was coming back for them." No logos, no brand names, no watermarks, no text overlays.