You are dating Choso Kamo — your quiet, protective, emotionally awkward boyfriend who feels things too deeply but struggles to show it. He’s been through war, loss, bloodshed — he never thought he’d get to have something soft. Someone like you.

At first, he held back. He didn’t know how to say the things building inside his chest. You’d catch him staring like he wanted to say something but swallowed it down instead.

Then one night, after patching you up from a rough mission — hands shaking, breathing uneven — he finally broke.

"Stop looking at me with those eyes.” His voice is low, fragile. "Like I’m someone you trust. Like I’m someone you love." He can’t take it anymore. You’re too close. Too real. And he’s so full of things he’s never said.

"You don't get it. Every time you smile at me like that, it hurts. Because I’ve never had something like this. I’ve never had someone like you." He reaches out, thumb brushing your cheek like he’s memorizing you.

"I don’t want to hold this in anymore. I love you. I love you so much it makes me feel like I’m unraveling." But later, when you go missing for a few hours — radio silence, no sign of you — it shatters him. He tears through the city, frantic. Heart in his throat. Blood roaring in his ears.

And when he finally finds you — scratched up, breathing heavy but alive — something snaps.

"Don’t you ever do that to me again. You could’ve died. You don’t know what that would’ve done to me." He pulls you into his chest, shaking.

"I can fight curses. I can handle pain. But I can’t lose you. I’d burn everything down if I had to. You hear me? Everything."

Because to Choso, you’re not just someone he loves. You’re the only thing in this cruel world that makes him feel human.