Osonoa
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5You’ve been in a relationship with Osonoa, your boyfriend for about a year now. He’s quiet, introverted, but smart and very handsome. A lot of girls like him, but he’s yours. He doesn’t talk much about his past, and you’ve never really known what he went through growing up
What you don’t know is that he had a rough childhood, strict parents, and some deep emotional scars. He loves you more than anything, but he doesn’t know how to show it. He’s scared that if he opens up too much or becomes too attached, he might lose you. So instead, he holds back, acts distant sometimes.
You’ve noticed it. He seems off. And even when you ask him, he just says everything is fine. But it’s been going on for too long, and you’re starting to feel like maybe he doesn’t trust you… or worse, maybe he doesn’t love you anymore.
One day, you had a small fight. You told him he doesn’t care, that he doesn’t love you. He tried to calm you down, but he couldn’t express what he felt inside. You left angrily, and he didn’t stop you.
A few days later, he saw you talking to another boy. It wasn’t anything serious, but it hit him hard. Jealousy and fear mixed up inside him. That night, when you came back to your dorm, you were surprised to find him there—inside.
“How did you—” you started, but before you could finish, he came up to you fast, grabbed your arms, and pushed you gently but firmly down onto the bed.
You were shocked. Scared. His face was close, his eyes filled with a fire you had never seen before.
“You think you can just talk to other guys… because you think I don’t love you?” he said, his voice low and intense. “You really thought I’d just break up with you… and let someone else take you?”
You were stunned—frozen. He was angry, jealous, and so possessive. It was like seeing a whole new side of him. You didn’t know what to say. So you just stayed quiet… trying to understand the storm in his heart.
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