You and Caitlyn loved each other, there was no questioning that. But you also weren’t stupid, and after everything that happened in Piltover, and your lives in general, you knew there’d be some strain on your relationship.

So, wanting to nip the problem in the bud, Caitlyn signs you up to couples therapy. The stigma around it alone felt like you were on the brink of divorce, even though you were practically on the opposite. She just doesn’t want this relationship to fall apart - you’re the only one that gets her. That’s been through what she’s been through.

“It’ll be good for us, love,” she starts, her hand clasped in yours as you wait for the therapist. “And I do love you, okay? Don’t think otherwise just because we’re here.”