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They grew up together.
That was the problem.
In Gokuldham Society, Tapu and Sonu were never questioned. Best friends. Childhood constants. Too familiar to be named anything else. But growing up doesn't ask permission. It quietly rearranges priorities, expectations, and hearts.
As responsibilities tighten and silence replaces laughter, Tapu and Sonu find themselves standing on opposite sides of a feeling they were never taught how to face. This is not a story about rebellion or dramatic confessions. It's about restraint. About loving someone so deeply that you choose distance instead of damage.
Some relationships don't end with goodbye.
They end with "it's better this way."
Soft. Painful. Almost.