➵ Ateez Imagines [discontinued]

➳ Yeosang (Part I)

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(Request) - Athenascharm
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If there's one thing you've learnt from being in a relationship, it's that they're not perfect. None of them are perfect to the point there's no arguments and none of them are perfect to the point where you see your significant other every hour of every day of every week.

Your relationship was no different and as a matter of fact, it was far from perfect. There were arguments, there were times you didn't see Yeosang and there were times you didn't particularly feel your relationship would work out. There was no way you were throwing your relationship away to waste, but at times you felt that was the best option.

When you first began dating, there was near enough not an issue in sight, no problems at all. That, however, soon changed. Yeosang began working harder, not seeing you as much and for the times he did see you, he was either sleeping or exhausted to the point he'd barely say a word to you. There wasn't ten times as much kisses and cuddles and there was ten times less the communication.

He was constantly at work, practicing or helping his friends with something and you were working throughout the day, so you always missed each other. You'd work in the morning, he'd work in the afternoon until the night and sometimes even early in the morning until the night, leaving you no time together.

The lack of communication began getting to you. You started spending most nights alone, sleeping on your side of the bed with nobody securing you in their arms and you began spending your mornings alone, with nobody eating breakfast with you or watching morning TV shows next to you.

You hated every second he wasn't there with you because most of the time, it felt he would never be there with you. You just wanted to see him, to have an actual conversation with him and hug him tightly, because that hadn't happened in ages and you missed it so much.

Both if you knew it was an issue, but neither of you confronted it, speaking no words of the issue and therefore nothing was changing.

He knew he was overworking and not seeing you as much, but your silence gave him the idea that it didn't bother you that much. He knew you were the type to talk about your issues head on rather than letting them drag on and on, however, this time was different. You didn't feel you could say anything in fear of him actually leaving for good.

You anxiously waited on the couch for him to arrive home, eager yet nervous for when he would walk through the door. Finally, you decided you would talk to him, talk about the problem head on and hopefully put it behind you and come up with a solution. You were more nervous about he would react, whether he'd be angry, upset, silent.