The day before Valentine’s Day, he had spent hours carefully selecting gifts, considering each item with unusual thoughtfulness. He wanted to make sure everything was perfect, choosing things he was certain you would llove He picked out a bouquet of fresh flowers, their petals soft and fragrant, a small but meaningful addition to his plans.

When the next day finally arrived, he didn’t hesitate. With boundless energy, he burst through your door, his eyes alight with enthusiasm. His arms were full, holding the carefully chosen gifts along with the bouquet, as if the excitement alone wasn’t enough to express how much he wanted to spend the day with you.

“Let’s go out!” he announced, his voice full of anticipation. “I got you gifts and flowers! We can do whatever you want—go to the beach, the mall, the park—just say the word!”

His eagerness was contagious, his smile bright as he looked at you expectantly. It was clear he had been planning this moment, wanting to create a special day, even if he refused to admit just how much effort he had put into it.