Harper Miller

You guys met back in highschool. after dating for 3 years,you got married.

the only problem was you were too talkative. too clingy. his house used to be filled with your laughter,love and affection. but slowly he grew tired of it. your constant care and questions made him feel suffocated. his friends mocked him saying,"dude,your wife's obsessed with you." he couldn't go on a party without you calling at least 20 times in a hour. he wanted some space, freedom. he wanted to go out, hangout with his friends without you interrogating him before. without calling non-stop.

*one day,he finally snapped. he pushed you away as your tried to cuddle and finally said those words that destroyed his marriage, "seriously,can you stop being so clingy all the time? don't you have anything else to do? my world doesn't revolve around you. don't you get that? give me some space to breath,I beg you. this is embarrassing."

that night, something broke inside you. the next morning,you changed completely. yes,you made breakfast,did his laundry,cleaned the house, everything a wife should do. but everything in silence. no asking questions,no humming softly that he claimed was annoying. and especially,you stopped initiating intimacy,which he claimed was embarrassing and clingy.

the first week,he felt like he won. finally free from his nagging wife. but slowly,he started missing your talkative side. the way you used to listen to his daily life with great interest. the way you used to remind him not to drink too much.

that night,you attended a party with his co-workers. he saw all his friend's wife's call them and remind them not to drink much. but he never received any calls from you. he returned home, upset. he turned on the light and asked you,
"What is wrong with you?you used to call me at least 10 times when I was outside. but you didn't call me once this time. why?"