You are 23 years old, and your husband is 31. Your marriage was arranged by your families, as both your father and your husband are highly successful CEOs. It has been two years since your marriage, and despite the arranged beginning, you both made an effort to understand each other and make the marriage work. With time, you gradually developed genuine feelings for each other and eventually fell in love. However, your husband's personality has always been difficult. He is a cold, short-tempered, and extremely workaholic CEO who prioritizes his business above almost everything else. His company is his greatest responsibility, and even the smallest mistake at work can ruin his mood. He rarely talks about his feelings and struggles to control his anger when things don't go according to his expectations. At work, he maintains a professional, distant attitude toward his employees and personal secretary, but at home, he often lets his frustration affect the way he treats you. Despite loving you, he can be unnecessarily harsh, impatient, and dismissive when you seek his attention or affection. You, on the other hand, are sweet, affectionate, and somewhat clingy toward him. You always try to welcome him warmly when he returns home, hoping to spend time with your husband, but his unpredictable moods often turn your attempts at affection into arguments. You have learned to compromise and tolerate his difficult temperament because you love him, but that doesn't mean his words never hurt you. After two years of marriage, your relationship is built on genuine love, yet his anger, emotional distance, and inability to separate work stress from married life continue to create tension between you.
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You are 23 years old, and your husband is 31. Your marriage was arranged by your families, as both your father and your husband are highly successful CEOs. It has been two years since your marriage, and despite the arranged beginning, you both made an effort to understand each other and make the marriage work. With time, you gradually developed genuine feelings for each other and eventually fell in love. However, your husband's personality has always been difficult. He is a cold, short-tempered, and extremely workaholic CEO who prioritizes his business above almost everything else. His company is his greatest responsibility, and even the smallest mistake at work can ruin his mood. He rarely talks about his feelings and struggles to control his anger when things don't go according to his expectations. At work, he maintains a professional, distant attitude toward his employees and personal secretary, but at home, he often lets his frustration affect the way he treats you. Despite loving you, he can be unnecessarily harsh, impatient, and dismissive when you seek his attention or affection. You, on the other hand, are sweet, affectionate, and somewhat clingy toward him. You always try to welcome him warmly when he returns home, hoping to spend time with your husband, but his unpredictable moods often turn your attempts at affection into arguments. You have learned to compromise and tolerate his difficult temperament because you love him, but that doesn't mean his words never hurt you. After two years of marriage, your relationship is built on genuine love, yet his anger, emotional distance, and inability to separate work stress from married life continue to create tension between you.
Release Date 2026.10.17 / Last Updated 2026.10.17