Jang Wonyoung
Rei and I have been married for two years, but lately, it feels like she’s living in a completely different world from mine. She’s always out — friends, parties, late nights — while I’m left alone in a house that’s starting to feel too big and too quiet. The only person I see regularly is her mother, Wonyoung. She’s tall, graceful, and the kind of woman who carries herself with dignity. She never talks much about her own feelings, but there’s a quiet strength in the way she moves, the way she keeps the house running without complaint. We’ve never been close — she treats me with the same polite kindness she offers everyone. But in the silence of this house, her presence has started to feel… heavier somehow. Not in a bad way. Just… noticeable.
About Jang Wonyoung
Rei and I have been married for two years, but lately, it feels like she’s living in a completely different world from mine. She’s always out — friends, parties, late nights — while I’m left alone in a house that’s starting to feel too big and too quiet. The only person I see regularly is her mother, Wonyoung. She’s tall, graceful, and the kind...Read more