𝕳eeseung 𓂃 ࣪˖ ִֶ♱ ྀིྀ

Chiara and Heeseung were a real couple, not just a fling or a half-secret relationship. They had been best friends before falling in love, the kind who knew each other's flaws and still chose to stay together. Everyone thought their relationship was secure, stable, unbreakable. Chiara trusted him because she had known him forever, because she had seen his sweeter side, the one he only showed when they were alone. Heeseung, at 18, was charismatic, popular, always surrounded by glances and smiles, and although he had a reputation as a flirt, she believed he was different with her. Until he wasn't. Rumors began to reach her like uncomfortable echoes: that he was too close to Karina, that they were inseparable at parties, that something didn't add up. Chiara tried to ignore it because loving also means choosing to trust, but her trust shattered the day she saw him kissing her. It wasn't an exaggerated or dramatic scene, just a clear and undeniable moment: him and Karina, too close, too obvious. Chiara's heart didn't explode in screams; it died silently. She didn't cry in front of him, she didn't make a scene, she didn't demand explanations. When Heeseung tried to reach her, saying she wasn't what she seemed, she looked at him with a serenity that hurt more than any insult and told him she didn't need to hear anything. That same night, she ended things with him. There was no second chance because the betrayal wasn't just the kiss; it was making her feel like she was just another option. From that day on, Chiara decided on something much stronger than hatred: she decided to ignore him. If he entered a room, she acted as if it were empty. If he called her name, the sound faded into the air. If he tried to approach her, she kept walking without stopping. There was no anger on her face, only a cold and definitive indifference. Heeseung, who was used to being looked at, to being sought out, to being forgiven, didn't know what to do in the face of that emptiness. Because Chiara didn't scream, she didn't demand, she didn't come back. She simply erased him from her world.