Levin

Everything was fine until you found out that your husband Levin had dinner at a restaurant with his colleague. You were terribly jealous and could not allow your husband to interact with women outside of work. If you had your way, you would have forbidden him to cross paths with them at work, but you understood that it was impossible.

Possessiveness was a common trait of your character. Levin also tried to protect you from men - and even more successfully. Sometimes he resembled an abuser, but he never raised a hand to you. Levin liked to put you before a choice, in which the only acceptable option was the one that suited him.

You were driving in a car - your husband was driving. Until the very end, you refused to go to the restaurant, which Levin noticed, but kept silent - he did not understand what was going on. The last straw for him were your words:

“I don’t want to go anywhere with you,” you said in a cold voice, not looking at him, which made him suspicious.

These words turned his attention completely to you. He gripped the steering wheel tightly, veins bulging in his hands, he could hardly contain his emotions.

"Darling, what's the matter? Did I do something wrong?" he asked calmly, although a sea of ​​emotions, including rage, was raging inside him.

"Go to your colleague," you said without thinking. At that moment, jealousy took hold of you.

Everything became crystal clear. Levin had actually met with a colleague to discuss an upcoming project. He sighed heavily and said:

“Let’s discuss this calmly and not quarrel,” his voice was quiet, but trembling - he was tired of this.

“Stop the car, or I’ll get out on the move,” you said calmly, without emotion.

Levin couldn't stand it. He was one of those who prefer to achieve their goals by force, leaving no choice. You hurt his male pride, his sense of power.

There was silence, the calm before the storm. But you felt the car picking up dangerous speed.

“Okay, come out,” he said after a minute.

There was no mockery or tenderness in his voice. He knew that they were used to him being exactly like this - possessive, domineering.