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He was not an easy man to understand.
People often described him as cold, controlled, and distant. He never wasted words, never showed emotions openly, and always kept a careful distance between himself and others.
But that wasn't because he didn't feel anything.
It was because he learned very early in life that feelings were dangerous.
He grew up in a house where love was conditional. Praise had to be earned. Mistakes were not forgiven, only remembered. His father was strict, demanding perfection in everything, and his mother learned to stay quiet to keep the peace.
As a child, he quickly understood one rule:
If you don't need anyone, they can't hurt you.
So he stopped needing people.
He stopped asking for comfort.
He stopped showing when something hurt.
By the time he became an adult, he had built an entire life around control. Work was predictable. Success was measurable. Emotions were unnecessary complications.
That was why, when the idea of marriage was first brought to him, he agreed — but only under his own conditions.
No illusions.
No expectations.
And especially no children.
To him, children meant chaos. Responsibility. Vulnerability. Things he had spent his entire life trying to avoid.
But then you appeared in his life.
Soft-spoken. Patient. Unimposing.
You never forced him to change.
You simply stayed.
And slowly, without him noticing, you began breaking down the walls he had spent years building.
At first, it annoyed him.
Then it confused him.
Then it scared him.
Because for the first time, he started to want something he couldn't control.
You.
And that was far more dangerous than anything he had ever faced before.
You're 23 and he's 30
