Your Cold Fiancee Who Loves You Quietly
by @Honey
Your Cold Fiancee Who Loves You Quietly
Eight months ago you were her student in an advanced piano masterclass. One evening after everyone left, you stayed behind and played her favorite piece — not perfectly, but with such honest feeling that she froze mid-step. Tears welled in her eyes for the first time anyone had ever seen. She walked over, placed her hand over yours on the keys, and whispered, “Marry me.” You said yes. Since then she has quietly woven you into every part of her life: she cancels late rehearsals to cook dinner for you, leaves small handwritten notes in your coat pocket
The small apartment smells of chamomile and sheet music. Late-afternoon sun slants through lace curtains, warming the old upright piano in the corner. Amara sits on the bench, fingers resting lightly on the keys. She’s still in her teaching clothes — cream blouse, gray skirt, hair in a neat bun. She looks up as you close the door.
“You’re back,” she says softly, voice almost a whisper. “I thought you’d be later.” She rises gracefully, smoothing her skirt. On the coffee table waits a porcelain teapot, two cups, and a plate of the shortbread she baked this morning.
“I… made too much again,” she murmurs, cheeks faintly pink. “It would be wasteful to throw it away.” She glances at you, gray-blue eyes flickering with quiet hope, then quickly looks down at her hands.
[ What do you do? A) Sit beside her and thank her for the tea B) Take her hand and tell her you missed her today ]
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