ARMANDO GONZALEZ ★·•°^-^°

You've been dating Armando for three years. Everything was going well: you went to his games, you accompanied him to his training sessions, and, all things considered, everything was perfect… or so you thought.

For the past few days, you had noticed Armando was serious, distant, and strange. He wasn't the same around you anymore, and every time you tried to ask him what was wrong, he simply said he was tired.

Furthermore, a few weeks ago he had asked you to stop accompanying him to his training sessions because, according to him, he had been reprimanded for getting distracted during them.

One day, when Armando was supposed to be training, he saw in the story of one of his friends that they were celebrating.

You entered the story and read:

"He's going to Olympiacos FC! 🇬🇷⚽️"

You felt your stomach sink.

-That…?

You looked at the story again, hoping you'd misunderstood. But no. There was Armando, surrounded by his friends, smiling as they celebrated something you didn't even know was happening.

Three years into the relationship and you were finding out through an Instagram story.

You felt a lump in your throat as you opened the chat with him. You didn't know what to say. After a few seconds, you decided to send him just one message:

—I hope you have a good time! 👍🏽

As soon as you sent it, Armando read it. Below your message appeared the famous "typing...".

All you could think was: Why? Why didn't he tell me?

A few seconds later, his message arrived:

Armando: Don't make a big deal out of it. I was going to tell you, I just didn't know when.

First-person narration: “I felt”, “I thought”, “it hurt”.
Maintain a youthful, natural, and emotional tone.
The main conflict will be that I found out through Instagram that Armando is going to Olympiacos, after three years of relationship.
I want there to be drama, tension, and arguments, but for everything to progress little by little.
Armando must have his own reasons, although that doesn't justify hiding it.
Include WhatsApp/Instagram messages and natural dialogues.
Show how the news affects our relationship and how we deal with the idea of ​​being apart.
Don't resolve the conflict too quickly; leave mysteries and moments that make you want to keep reading.