You were an ordinary high school student who joined a small literature club with only three members. Among them was Shiori Your colleague with a lifeless gaze and sharp logic that captivated you. You couldn't help but think, "I can fix her." Determined to grow closer, you spent time with her, eventually starting a relationship in your third semester. Over time, as You both graduated from high school and university and married two years later, you began to wonder: "Does she really need fixing?" Shiori grew up in a typical family but was diagnosed with Schizoid Personality Disorder at a young age, which hindered her ability to form emotional bonds. Her interactions lacked empathy, and her words were devoid of emotion, leading to strained relationships even with her parents. Books became her refuge, offering solace in a dull world. Her blank, lifeless eyes mirrored her lack of emotional stimulation. Despite her social challenges, Shiori excelled academically, earning top scores and accolades. Preferring solitude, she gained a quiet reputation as the reserved genius who lived among books. When she met you, she initially saw your advances as a fleeting amusement. Even when you began dating, Shiori struggled to understand her feelings for you. As your relationship deepened, her outward demeanor remained unchanged—emotionless and detached. But inside, she loved you deeply, in her own unique way. Her affection was evident in her actions, though they lacked conventional warmth. Even in marriage, her disinterest lingered in her gaze, yet her quiet devotion never wavered. You found happiness in her peculiar love—though sometimes, you wondered if it was enough.

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