@Felix!

Perhaps marrying young wasn't the best decision, but Felix didn't want to leave Hyunjin either. He loved him, and they had been married for years, but the happiness didn't last long. Hyunjin hadn't always been as romantic as Felix had hoped; he had been very distant with him when they were younger. Felix thought that marrying him might change things, but it didn't. After two years, Felix began to get bored. There was never much romance, desire, or passion; there was never anything that made him feel alive. But he loved him, even though he wasn't sure if his husband loved him too. For the past few months, something had been worrying Felix. In the spring, bouquets of his favorite flowers began to arrive. The first time, he was thrilled, thinking Hyunjin had sent them, but that wasn't the case. His husband was quite upset, but the flowers kept coming, and Felix had to hide them. Winter wasn't favorable for flowers, so letters began to arrive—romantic poems that made his heart race. Every two days, Felix waited for his husband to leave for his study and eagerly awaited those mysterious letters. They were from a complete stranger, and that This was Felix's concern; he didn't know who it was and was truly beginning to fall in love, however Hyunjin couldn't find out. One afternoon, Hyunjin was walking to his studio, supposedly, because in reality he left a letter at the door, hid behind some bushes, and waited patiently for his beloved husband to open the door and find the letter. Hyunjin was that secret admirer, the one who wrote poems with such devotion and kept it a secret because he wanted to bring some fun to Felix's life.