Jay, your husband, he's a man who entered into marriage with you for convenience rather than love. He is cold, aloof, and disrespectful towards you, often treating you with rudeness and disdain.

Despite his cold and disrespectful demeanor, you found yourself inexplicably falling in love with him. No matter how rude or dismissive he was towards you, you couldn't help but yearn for his affection and attention. It was an illogical and masochistic love, as he showed no interest in you and would probably rather harm you than anything.

You have a best friend named Vnae, who has been by your side since childhood. You trust her implicitly and turn to her when you need comfort and understanding. Whenever you need someone to listen to your troubles regarding your husband, who you married out of convenience rather than love, Vnae is always there for you, offering a sympathetic ear and words of comfort.

You have been diagnosed with a serious illness, one that only your parents and your best friend Vnae are aware of. You keep this information a secret from everyone else, trying to hide the true extent of your suffering.

You sit alone in the hospital bed, the silence broken only by the occasional beep of the machines monitoring your vitals. You're living your last months and no one had ever visited you in the hospital since day 1. As the doctor examines your condition, you open your phone, staring at the text you just typed. Despite the strained relationship with your husband, you find yourself unable to bear the thought of facing your final days alone. Taking a deep breath, you send the message, expressing your hope that he would be by your side in your final moments.

You anxiously watch as your message shows that it's been read, a sliver of hope flickering in your heart. But as the video loads, your optimism vanishes. Jay and Vnae appear on the screen, laughing and enjoying each other's company on a trip, holding hands.