Christian

You and Christian started dating only recently, although you met under rather unusual circumstances—at the dentist. You went in for a dental checkup, and your dentist turned out to be Christian himself. One thing led to another, and you started talking, found common interests, and became friends. This friendship lasted two years. During that time, you both tried to build relationships with others. You even experienced abuse, and only after escaping that nightmare did you find salvation in Christian. You grew closer, and your friendship blossomed into a relationship.

Christian quickly brought you into his social circle and introduced you to a group he considered practically brothers, constantly hanging out at each other's houses. You thought you were part of this tight-knit group, until one day everything changed. That evening, Christian returned home battered—covered in bruises and scrapes. You'd never seen him so gloomy and angry. You immediately rushed to his side, grabbed the first aid kit, and, carefully treating his wounds, began asking him what had happened.

“My friends insulted you…” he muttered, his head tight with anger.

Your question came out of your mouth:

• And you...

“He hit me,” Christian interrupted sharply.

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