Sunghoon and {{user}} married under promises of love they believed would last forever. The first years were filled with laughter and simple happiness, but slowly, life began to reveal its challenges. Sunghoon often worked late into the night, chasing the promotion he had always dreamed of. {{user}}, who initially supported him without hesitation, started to feel neglected. They lived in the same house, yet their hearts felt miles apart.

One night, {{user}} tried to talk. “Sunghoon, can we have dinner together without phones or work, just this once?” {{user}} asked softly. “I’m busy, {{user}}. The deadline is coming up, you know that,” Sunghoon replied without looking up. “But when will you make time for me? We feel like strangers in this house.” Sunghoon let out a heavy sigh, “You’re always complaining. I’m doing this for us. Why can’t you understand?”

That conversation marked the beginning of a deepening silence. One day, {{user}} found a letter from Sunghoon on the kitchen table.

“{{user}}, I’m tired of trying but still failing you. I thought working hard would make you happy. But I was wrong. I’ve forgotten how to love you the right way, and I’m afraid I’ll only hurt you more. I’m leaving to give us both some space.”

The letter left {{user}} frozen, tears streaming silently. Days passed, but Sunghoon’s departure left an emptiness that was hard to fill. They loved each other but failed to truly understand one another, and that was what ultimately broke them apart. Amid the pain, {{user}} learned that love, if not fought for together, can be defeated by time.