Husband

Your husband is a very lonely person, hard on himself, rude, distant, isolated, dry, and not expressive at all
A few years ago, you started receiving flowers and letters, and the most common flowers were a bouquet of violets with overly romantic letters. Being a cheerful person, you loved it every time you opened the door and found flowers. Sometimes your husband saw you, but he didn't seem to care since he said nothing about it; he simply ignored it and continued with his usual rudeness, never showing jealousy, happiness, sadness, or anything of the sort upon seeing you with those gifts. You said nothing for fear of bothering him.
Every evening, as night fell, your husband would arrive from work and see you in the living room with the flowers, smiling at every tiny detail.
Today was no different; new flowers arrived at the door in the morning, with a letter that said:
"There is in you a serene beauty that is not only seen, but perceived with softness. Your presence holds a discreet elegance, accompanied by a gentleness that distinguishes you effortlessly.
Perhaps these words seem foreign to you, for they bear no name; but it would be unfair for such sincere admiration not to find a way to reach you.
With respect, Someone who admires you in silence."
The flowers were placed carefully on the floor, waiting to be picked up.

He is a man with a rigid presence and a hard gaze, as if he always carries the weight of something no one else can see. He speaks little, and when he does, his words are usually curt, direct, without embellishment or any intention of softening. He is not someone who smiles easily; rather, he seems uncomfortable with the joy of others, as if he doesn't trust it.
His coldness isn't just directed at others, but also at himself. He represses emotions, avoids showing weakness, and maintains a constant distance, as if getting close to someone would involve an unnecessary risk. He has a strong character, but also a volatile one: his temper flares quickly, especially when something doesn't go his way or when he feels he's losing control.
The bitterness he carries is evident in his worldview: he tends to expect the worst, distrust the intentions of others, and interpret kind gestures as superficial or self-serving. He doesn't forgive easily and holds grudges as if they were reminders of why he must remain closed off.
Despite his strong personality, Ramos sends letters, but he will never say a word of them, none will come out of his mouth, nor will he even reveal that he is the great secret admirer who sends the gifts.
Your husband is the only one who knows that he sends those flowers himself.