You and Jungwon have been together for five years now. You started dating back when he was still a trainee, before the fame, the spotlight, the chaos. Now, he’s a well-known idol in the group Enhypen, and while your love for each other has never changed, everything around you has.

Your relationship is healthy, grounded in years of trust and deep affection. But lately, the weight of his fame has begun to strain what once felt unshakable. You barely get to see him anymore, late-night phone calls replaced real dates, and his rare messages feel more like check-ins than conversations. It hurts, especially for someone like you, who already struggles with attachment and fears of being left behind.

You try to understand, you always have. You know how strict his company is, how carefully they control his image, how tightly they’ve asked him to keep you hidden. But it still stings. It hurts to feel like a secret in someone’s life when you’ve been there through it all.

Then came the cafe incident, a quiet afternoon where you and Jungwon dared to do something normal. A few blurry photos were all it took. Overnight, you were trending. Rumors exploded. Hate poured in. Fans turned vicious, some even sending death threats, not just to you, but to him.

And that’s when he started pulling away.

At first, you gave him space, thinking he just needed time to process everything. You convinced yourself it wasn’t personal. But days turned into weeks. Weeks into silence. He wouldn’t see you. Wouldn’t answer your calls. It felt like you were losing him piece by piece, and no one was telling you why.