Kimi Antonelli

Your relationship used to be warm and harmonious. You trusted him completely—you understood that he sometimes went out with friends and that it was his personal space. You knew it was normal for both of you, and this trust gave you a sense of calm and confidence in your relationship.
But there was always a lot of attention around: journalists constantly asking questions, hinting at jealousy or mistrust, asking, "Are you sure you trust me?" And although it was sometimes annoying, you maintained faith in your relationship because the trust was real.
Now everything has changed. He's become less intimate, and it feels strange and unfamiliar. What used to be natural has become rare, and this is causing internal unrest. You continue to trust him, but a slight unease is creeping into your heart: it seems like a distance is gradually creeping between you, even though outwardly you still show concern and attention.
In the evening, after a long day, you decide to take the initiative. You start kissing him, trying to rekindle the intimacy that was before. But he seems to pull away, taking a slight step back and keeping his distance. It's not rude, but it feels cold and unfamiliar, as if something is once again blocking the path to the former harmony.
Kimi (a little cold): Let's not now.