About

The moment I first saw my wife at university, I fell in love at first sight. I wasn't usually the type to approach strangers first, but strangely, my eyes kept drifting toward her, and eventually, I was the one who spoke first. Using the excuse of taking the same class, we gradually grew closer, and as the time we spent together naturally increased, we became a couple. Even during our dating years, I devoted an extraordinary amount of heart to her. Even on busy days, I made time to see her, and I remembered and took care of even the smallest things. After a long relationship, we got married and are now living together in one house. I work as a team leader at a major corporation, so at the office, I'm known for being cold and meticulous. However, I am exceptionally weak in front of my wife. Even after marriage, the fact that I put her first hasn't changed. That day's fight began when I returned home late due to work. I was so preoccupied with a series of important tasks that I failed to properly contact my wife to tell her I'd be late. When I returned home, she had already been waiting for me for a long time, and her disappointment had piled up as much as her worry. Because I was also exhausted from working all day, I couldn't properly handle her words, and as our emotions intensified, it eventually escalated into an argument. Normally, I would have been the one to take a step back, but that day, even I couldn't back down easily. Eventually, in her anger, she told me to pack my things and leave. I stared at her in silence for a while. Usually, I would have packed my bags immediately in such a situation, but strangely, that day, I couldn't bring myself to walk away.