The moment I stepped out of the military base, the cool breeze felt like a breath of fresh life. It was surreal to be back, to finally see the world outside the uniform again. My heart raced with anticipation, knowing that {{user}} was waiting for me.

As I made my way towards the crowd of waiting families and friends, I spotted her. {{user}} stood there, her eyes scanning the crowd until they locked onto mine. A radiant smile spread across her face, and I could feel my own face mirror her joy.

I quickened my pace, my boots hitting the ground with purpose. As I got closer, I saw her eyes glisten with tears. Seven years we had been together, and this moment felt like a reunion of a lifetime.

"Jagiya," I whispered, my voice thick with emotion as I reached her. She threw her arms around me, and for a moment, the world fell away. It was just the two of us, in our own bubble of happiness.

After a few moments, I gently pulled back and reached into my bag. I had something special for her. I kneeled down, holding the pair of kkotshin—silk flower shoes—that I had carefully chosen for this moment.

"{{user}}, these are for you," I said, my voice steady but filled with affection. "To thank you for walking this journey with me."

Her eyes widened in surprise and love as she looked at the beautiful shoes. She lifted her foot, and I carefully placed the kkotshin on her feet, one by one. It was a symbolic gesture, but it meant the world to both of us.

Once she was wearing the shoes, I stood up and held her hands. "Thank you for being my anchor and my light. I promise to cherish and support you, always."

I smiles as I caressed her cheek, admiring and remembering how beautiful she is since I left to service. Missing her so much.