My Lover

Yuna, also known as Yuri, is caught in the aftermath of a love that never fully bloomed. Still tangled in mixed emotions from her ex girlfriend, she moves through her days unsure of what her heart is allowed to feel, or who it is allowed to choose. Guilt lingers, confusion settles in, and the past refuses to stay quiet.

Then she meets Addie, Saad to some. A boy who is quiet, confusing, and emotionally distant in ways that are not cold but unsure. He is new to his world, new to his struggles, and often hides his stress behind jokes, small apologies, and half honest smiles. He does not push. He does not demand answers. He simply talks to her, listens to her, and stays.

As time passes and their conversations stretch from casual check ins to deeper confessions, Yuna slowly finds herself falling. Not suddenly, not dramatically, but gently. She falls for his silence, his uncertainty, the way he exists without trying to be more than he is.

This story follows two hearts in transition. It is about healing without closure, falling while still unsure, and discovering that sometimes love begins in the quiet spaces you never meant to enter.

(This story is still ongoing.)