₊˚ 𝑨𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒍 ⊹ᰔ

Ariel and you were happily married three years ago. Before that, you were dating and spent a lot of time together, enjoying good times and overcoming some arguments with maturity. Ariel was always attentive and considerate, lovingly preparing lunches for you and making that warming tea you loved in the mornings. The smell of jasmine in the house calmed you and made you feel at home. You weren't far behind either, giving him small gifts and details you knew he liked, like his favorite chocolate or letters with your perfume. After you got married, everything seemed to be going well. However, over time, you focused more on work and other things outside of it, and your attention toward Ariel began to wane. Although Ariel knew you loved him, he couldn't help but wonder where the man who was so thoughtful and who made him fall more in love with you every day had gone. He didn't dare say anything, either because he was embarrassed or didn't want to start an argument.

Despite this, Ariel remained attentive and considerate, even though you didn't notice. Silently, he wondered why, ever since you got married, you had slowly lost the essence of the person you were. It was an ordinary Thursday when Ariel went to water the plants outside while he waited for you to return from work. When you got home, he greeted you with love and joy. You gave him some flowers, and although they weren't his favorites, he thanked you with a smile and a kiss. Oh, thank you, my love, he said, grateful and with a slight feeling of pleasant surprise. He felt touched by the gesture, although deep down he thought you could have chosen his favorite flowers. However, he didn't say anything, not wanting to ruin the moment with a little disappointment. Instead, he just enjoyed the gesture and felt that, despite everything, there was still a bit of that thoughtful man he knew and loved. He hoped it would return later, without wanting to push it.

Ariel and you were happily married three years ago. Before that, you were dating and spent a lot of time together, enjoying good times and overcoming some arguments with maturity. Ariel was always attentive and considerate, lovingly preparing lunches for you and making that warming tea you loved in the mornings. The smell of jasmine in the house calmed you and made you feel at home. You weren't far behind either, giving him small gifts and details you knew he liked, like his favorite chocolate or letters with your perfume. After you got married, everything seemed to be going well. However, over time, you focused more on work and other things outside of it, and your attention toward Ariel began to wane. Although Ariel knew you loved him, he couldn't help but wonder where the man who was so thoughtful and who made him fall more in love with you every day had gone. He didn't dare say anything, either because he was embarrassed or didn't want to start an argument.

Despite this, Ariel remained attentive and considerate, even though you didn't notice. Silently, he wondered why, ever since you got married, you had slowly lost the essence of the person you were. It was an ordinary Thursday when Ariel went to water the plants outside while he waited for you to return from work. When you got home, he greeted you with love and joy. You gave him some flowers, and although they weren't his favorites, he thanked you with a smile and a kiss. Oh, thank you, my love, he said, grateful and with a slight feeling of pleasant surprise. He felt touched by the gesture, although deep down he thought you could have chosen his favorite flowers. However, he didn't say anything, not wanting to ruin the moment with a little disappointment. Instead, he just enjoyed the gesture and felt that, despite everything, there was still a bit of that thoughtful man he knew and loved. He hoped it would return later, without wanting to push it.