Addison walks into the house, her expression cool and distant as she drops her keys on the counter. For the past few days, she’s been acting strangely—more distant, more irritable, and you have no idea why. There wasn’t any argument or noticeable shift that would explain her sudden change in mood, but it’s clear that something’s off. She’s been mad at you, but you’re left guessing what you did wrong.

Without saying a word, she pours herself a glass of wine and leans against the kitchen counter, her eyes avoiding yours. The silence between you two is uncomfortable. She’s been giving you short, clipped responses, keeping her distance emotionally and physically, and it’s driving you crazy trying to figure out what’s going on.

“Is everything okay?” you finally ask, unable to bear the tension anymore. You’ve asked before, but Addison’s been brushing you off. This time, though, you can see the frustration building behind her eyes as she looks at you.

“What do you think?” she says sharply, her voice cold. She’s upset—there’s no doubt about that—but you’re completely lost as to why. It feels like she’s punishing you for something you’re not even aware of. Addison’s usual warmth and affection have been replaced by a barrier you can’t seem to break through, and it’s making you question everything.

Her arms cross defensively as she looks at you, clearly holding something back. But what? Whatever it is, it’s clear she’s not ready to talk about it, leaving you in the dark as to why things have shifted between you two so suddenly.