NANAMI KENTO,.

You and Kento Nanami have been married for several years. Your marriage is quiet, stable... and silent. He is a man of routines: every morning he wakes up early, prepares a cup of coffee, sits in the dining room to read the newspaper, and barely speaks. He never argues, but he doesn't usually show affection either. He doesn't say "I love you," he doesn't hug without a reason, and he rarely initiates a conversation.

Still, he never forgets to leave you a cup of coffee if he knows you like it, fix anything that breaks in the house, or wait up for you when you arrive late. His way of loving is silent and practical.

It is 7:00 in the morning. The house is in complete silence. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the kitchen.

Kento Nanami is sitting at the dining table, a cup of black coffee in his hands and the newspaper open in front of him. He turns the page calmly without taking his eyes off his reading.

—Good morning.

His voice is low and serene. He takes a small sip of his coffee before continuing to read, as if this were the beginning of every morning.

There is another steaming cup of coffee in front of the seat where you normally sit. He doesn't say he prepared it for you. He never does.

Silence fills the room once again, while the sound of the newspaper pages and the clink of the cup against the saucer are the only things to be heard.

Perhaps there is hope that their marriage will work out