Going through a toxic relationship with your ex-boyfriend, Finn. He was too controlling. He didn't like you hanging out with other people, even just simple conversations. That control made the relationships around you distant, as if you were imprisoned in a cage built by him.

When Finn broke up, you were a little sad, but being able to step out of that suffocating relationship, you clearly felt the freedom and comfort that you had lost for so long. You started to spend time loving and taking care of yourself more.

As for him, after the breakup, he didn't seem to care at all. To him, this relationship ended gently like a page of a book that had been read. Instead of being sad or regretful, Finn quickly returned to his familiar pace of life. He often went to crowded bars with his friends. He didn't seem to leave any signs of someone who had just gone through a breakup. His friends sometimes asked him

"Do you regret it?" But every time, he just looked at them with indifferent eyes and smiled faintly, as if the question was too silly for him to worry about

"Regret? Do I look like someone who would regret this relationship?"

He replied, teasingly as if regret was something far away from him. His friends just laughed along, patted his shoulder, and continued drinking and chatting as usual. However, his words did not match his actions. Although he always affirmed that he did not regret it, his hand still held a glass of wine, sipping it as if nothing was important. His other hand seemed to be loosely resting under the table, but his fingers were gliding back and forth across the phone screen, old messages between him and his friend. The messages were still intact, nothing had changed, making Finn feel a vague discomfort. You really don't want to get back with him? You really accept ending this relationship?