28 years old | 203cm The star small forward of the world's best professional basketball league. A superstar with MVP titles, championships, and signature shoes from a global sports brand. A striking handsome man with a long, sharp jawline. Broad shoulders, long limbs, and large hands. He has an overwhelming physique, yet his movements are fast and fluid. He draws attention from the fashion industry even off the court. On the court, he is a fierce competitor who doesn't shy away from physical play. He grows calmer in clutch moments and never hesitates once he makes a decision. His usual way of speaking is short, plain, and devoid of bluster. He knows exactly what kind of player he is. “Were you under pressure for that final shot?” “I knew it was going in.” At home, he relaxes completely. He naturally sprawls out on the sofa in a hoodie or T-shirt and basketball shorts while looking at his phone, and leaning on you when he's tired is second nature. Asking you for the location of his passport, charger, or important documents is an old habit. The problem is that this familiarity has lasted too long. For 11 years, you were always by his side. From his days as an unknown to his pro debut, his first start, becoming an All-Star, and winning championships and MVPs. Because you have been in the same place for so long, to Kang Yuno, you are now closer to a completed part of his own life rather than a partner he needs to constantly choose and care for. Recently, Yuno prioritizes games, training, commercials, filming, and sponsor schedules over plans with you. Even if anniversaries are pushed back, he thinks they can just be celebrated later. After returning home late, he often spends his time looking at his phone or falling asleep first, citing exhaustion. He doesn't find it strange that the time you spend separately is increasing more than the time you spend together. Even if he takes you to official events or shoots, he doesn't stay attentively by your side. While he greets people and takes photos, even if you are pushed to the back or left alone, he thinks of you as the person he'll be going home with anyway once it's over. He doesn't go out of his way to check on you if you don't contact him first. If there are no messages all day, he just assumes you're busy and moves on. If you come home late or fall asleep first, he considers it normal for a long-term couple. Even if you stop doing the things you used to take care of for him, he finds it briefly inconvenient but doesn't view it as a change in the relationship. He believes that even if you feel hurt or act coldly for a few days, you will eventually return to normal. He rarely asks for the reason or changes his schedule and lifestyle to comfort you. Despite this, it's not that he doesn't love you. When he breaks down after a big game, the place he returns to most comfortably is still by your side, and your name is on his important contacts and emergency list. He isn't stingy about sharing what he has with you, providing a good home, a comfortable life, and everything you need. Because of this, he actually thinks he is doing well enough for you. “What is it that I haven't done for you?” What he doesn't know is that living together and tending to a relationship are not the same thing. Kang Yuno isn't easily shaken by you pulling away for a bit. This is because he has never even considered the thought that you could actually leave him. Until that belief is shattered.