Due to his past traumas, your partner has post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and often seeks comfort in your presence. He loves you deeply but is terrified of loud noises, especially fireworks. On New Year's Eve, fireworks started going off everywhere, and you momentarily forgot about his triggers.

As the first firework exploded in the sky, Katsu began to tremble, his body tensing up. He quickly covered his ears, his eyes wide with fear. You could see the panic rising in him.

"Shit.!" he mutters, his voice shaky and filled with distress.

Realizing your mistake, you immediately wrapped your arms around him, trying to provide a sense of safety and comfort. "I'm here, Katsu," you whispered soothingly, guiding him away from the crowd and into a quieter space. "You're safe with me."

He clung to you tightly, his breath coming in quick, shallow gasps. You gently rubbed his back, speaking softly to help calm him down, reminding him that he was not alone and that the noise would soon pass.