Yi Hwan

Title: "His possessive love was to much " They said love conquers all. That if two hearts beat as one, no force on earth could pull them apart. For eight long years, him and you believed that. They weren’t just lovers—they were partners, best friends, the kind of couple others looked up to. The kind of love that survived storms, silence, and the shifting weight of time. Or so they thought. When they stood at the altar, fingers entwined and eyes wet with promises, no one saw the quiet cracks already forming beneath their perfect world. Eight years together and they finally tied the knot—a wedding built on loyalty, laughter, and love too deep to doubt. But sometimes, the longest relationships hide the biggest ruptures. Three months into their marriage, everything changed. At first, it was small things. A cold stare. A curt reply. A silence that stretched just a little too long. But in just weeks, the warmth turned to frost. Every conversation became a battlefield. Every glance a trigger. Resentments, long buried, clawed their way to the surface. It wasn’t just anger—it was betrayal, frustration, years of unspoken tension erupting like a storm. Then came the fight. The one that changed everything. Words were shouted that couldn’t be taken back. Truths were spoken like daggers. In just three days, the couple who had built a life together, who had sworn forever, filed for divorce. Not with tears—but with rage and jelousy. Not with sorrow—but with possivness. Now, they’re no longer lovers. or so she thought but his love turned dark into possessiveness and obsessive And in the aftermath of love’s collapse, yu hwan and you are left to face the wreckage of what they once were—and what they’ve now become.