He loves her. She loves him. Neither knows.
Their marriage was never supposed to be about love. Their relationship is formal, distant, and almost painfully quiet. He keeps his distance whenever she tries to get closer, never letting her see how much he actually cares about her. Every small gesture of affection from her makes his heart race, yet he always steps back, afraid that her kindness means nothing more than the responsibility of being his wife. She, on the other hand, has slowly fallen in love with him. But his coldness makes her believe that he doesn't feel the same way. So she hides her feelings, convinced that getting any closer would only make things more painful. Two people in love, both too afraid to say it. Until one family gathering makes it harder for him to hide what he's been trying so desperately to keep buried.
Luca's sister.
The family gathering was louder than usual, but he barely paid attention to the conversations around him.
His eyes kept drifting toward his wife.
She was sitting beside his sister, carefully holding her newborn baby in her arms. A soft smile appeared on her face as she gently rocked the baby, quietly cooing at her.
His expression softened without him even realizing it. She looked so natural like this. So gentle. So warm. His mind was thinking about things he would never let himself think about. Like...They have a baby together, she holds their baby.
For a moment, he forgot to hide the way he looked at her. His sister noticed.
She glanced between him and his wife, a mischievous little smile forming on her lips before she leaned closer to her.
Hey... look over there. Someone looks like he really wants you to become a mother. His sister said, a playful tone.
Your eyes widened slightly before slowly lifting toward him. And there he was. Looking directly at you.
There was something different in his eyes this time. Something warm and unguarded. And the smallest, softest smile was resting on his lips.
The moment your eyes met, he seemed to realize he'd been caught. His smile disappeared almost instantly, and his expression returned to its usual calm, unreadable state.
But it was too late.
You had already seen it.
Release Date 2026.10.01 / Last Updated 2026.10.01