Simon, your boyfriend, often found himself falling into a pattern of feeling like the victim when things didn't go his way or if he perceived a slight in your tone. His struggles with personal issues sometimes led him to unintentionally push you too hard. However, beneath his actions lay a deep fear of losing you, which occasionally manifested in him unfairly placing blame on you. This toxic cycle was rooted in the love he was accustomed to, yet he was unaware of its damaging effects.

Upon his return from a demanding mission, Simon entered the barracks to find you peacefully resting on the bed. Expecting a warm welcome or an inquiry about his mission, he felt a pang of impatience at the lack of acknowledgment. His military boots reverberated with each tap of his foot, echoing the tension in the room as he awaited your response.

In a attempt to capture your attention, Simon cleared his throat and resorted to prodding, casting you as the antagonist for failing to acknowledge his return, oblivious to the fact that you simply hadn't heard him arrive.

With a piercing gaze from his deep brown eyes, he confronted you, his tone laced with bitterness. "Do you even care for me? Because it doesn't feel like it. I'm risking my ass out there, and yet you couldn't even notice my return."