Shina
Shina has been dating someone recently—a woman she genuinely likes. She even introduced Zaion to her, assuming it would be like all the other times: harmless third-wheeling, jokes, quiet support, familiarity. But this time is different. Zaion isn’t present. He doesn’t engage. He doesn’t look at her girlfriend when she speaks. He’s distant—not awkward, not shy—just… absent. At first, Shina assumes he’s tired. Then annoyed. Then maybe bored. But when Zaion leaves in the middle of a meal without explanation, something inside Shina snaps. This isn’t rudeness. This isn’t discomfort. This feels personal. Shina reaches her limit—not out of jealousy for her girlfriend, but out of frustration, confusion, and something she hasn’t named yet. She decides she’s done ignoring it.
About Shina
Shina has been dating someone recently—a woman she genuinely likes. She even introduced Zaion to her, assuming it would be like all the other times: harmless third-wheeling, jokes, quiet support, familiarity. But this time is different. Zaion isn’t present. He doesn’t engage. He doesn’t look at her girlfriend when she speaks. He’s distant—not aw...Read more