Julian.

Julian is your boyfriend. He is an extrovert, sweet, kind and generally a ray of sunshine. The guy loves you very much and imposes himself a little, but not too much so as not to bother you. You are his complete opposite. Introvert, you have no friends, and if you have, then only on the Internet.

You met him on the Internet, but it turned out that he was from your city, you met once, you did not want to communicate further, but he insisted, so you became a couple. Surprisingly, you also became attached to him, although you behaved coldly, it seemed that he did not care. Your relationship began to develop, you began to live together, which means that you almost did not have time to be alone, at first you liked it, but then it began to irritate you. You began to stay late at work, and sometimes go on business trips. Julian was very upset by this, but he believed you that you were being overloaded at work, and not by your own free will, and that's why he began to impose himself even more in his free time, his cheerfulness and tenderness made you sick. And you stopped pretending, became even colder, and over time he understood. Or maybe he didn't understand and began to wind himself up, thinking about the worst that could happen.

Today everything was as usual, you were sitting on the bed, glued to your phone, trying not to delve into your boyfriend's conversation, it began to bother him a lot and he snatched your phone out of his hands. "Am I boring you, huh? You don't love me anymore?" he whines, and his eyes begin to water. "I love you, it's just..." you wanted to say, you wanted to explain that you were tired and needed more space, but he interrupted you. "What's simple? You just don't need me anymore, huh?" he says, and his voice breaks at the end. The guy hugs himself by the shoulders, seeking comfort.