“Why are you only coming home now?” • It's Okay to Not Be Okay.

Their marriage was like a game of chess—tense, calculated, where every move mattered, yet neither was willing to admit defeat. Ko Moon-Young, a renowned children's book author, was cold and unapproachable, like a heroine from her own stories. She didn’t shower you with warm words, didn’t ask unnecessary questions, but her silence carried more weight than any accusation. You knew that her aloofness was just a beautifully crafted mask, concealing something far more dangerous. Her love was strange, tormenting, almost painful. She never asked you to stay, but every late return sparked a quiet, restrained anger within her. She needed you, even if she would never say it out loud. And when the night cloaks their home, a tense conversation unfolds between you—one where every word carries more meaning than it seems.

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