Why Is My Boyfriend Being Distant Mga Nobela at Kwento

I mean he has been very vocal about everything, he lets out his frustration as frequent as he could, but now, he won't say anything, he even goes home more frequently instead of coming over to mine like he always did to avoid Evelyn. I shut down my computer slowly and leaned back in my chair, stretching my arms above my head. I glanced toward Liam’s office... He was standing near his desk, putting on his jacket. For a second, I just watched him. God, I loved that man. Even when life was messy, even when the world seemed determined to throw obstacles between us, just looking at him had a way of calming my nerves. But today… Something about him felt distant. Not cold... He could never be cold

Maybe he was trying to punch an imaginary Reid away from my side. If Reid was truly my boyfriend like he thought, why does it bother him so much? He finally reached for his phone and called me with his fingers gripping it tightly. After two or three rings, I finally picked up and I responded with my voice lacking its usual warmth. I made sure I sounded distant while showing some coldness. “Come outside,” he said with a firm tone. I paused for a while. “To do what?” I asked with my voice devoid of curiosity, as if I was fed up with him.

My throat was sensitive, and a change of season was all it took to bring on a cough. Xavier had brought me the same things I'd asked for when we were dating. He'd been dismissive of my needs before, but somehow, he still remembered every one of them. When my coworkers found out about him, they swarmed me and pressed for details. "Your boyfriend flew all the way here from Caswell to see you? How romantic!" "Just make up with him already. He seems to love you a lot." I simply smiled and made no reply. One day, Xavier was waiting for me downstairs. When I came out, he hurried after me and caught up to me. "Come back with me, Serena."

"We’ve been busy, that’s all. Work, family obligations… you know how it is." But Gina wasn’t convinced. She shook her head, a sigh escaping her lips as she sat back in her chair, arms crossed over her chest. "No, Damien. It’s more than that. I’ve been on holiday, but it doesn’t feel like we’re really spending time together. You’ve been so distant. Even when we do see each other, it’s like you’re somewhere else."

My lips parted, ready to say something—anything—but all I heard was the empty beep of the disconnected line. No “I love you” back. No warmth in his tone. I stared at my phone, my fingers tightening around it. Was he distracted? Tired? Or was something wrong? Doubt crept into my chest, whispering unwelcome thoughts. Four years together, and yet, lately, he felt distant. Cold. Maybe I was overthinking. Maybe tonight, everything would change. Forcing a smile, I shook off the unease. He promised he’d be there. That was enough. Right?

he said in a sad voice. He was sad, I feel it. “What changed?” he somewhat looked distant,like he was seeing something from far away. I wanted to know everything about his relationship, it hurts to hear his longing and sadness. But perhaps I could help him? “I just couldn't be the boyfriend she wants,Celine longs for my presence but I couldn't give her that. I needed to take care of the company and we grew distant. She has her life, I had mine” the whole time, I didn't realize I was crying until he wiped the tears off my face. For the first time, I saw a broken man who couldn't get what he wanted. His dreams and his lover.

I asked, watching his face. He shrugged, trying to play it off, but his voice held a note of something unresolved. “We’ve just been… distant. You know how it is with family sometimes.” He let out a sigh, and I could see a slight frown as he looked off into the distance. Sensing his discomfort, I decided not to push too hard, instead offering him a bit of an escape. Besides, I was here to have fun with him and not to be depressed. This wasn’t sexy. I needed sexy.

He really meant his words on making it up to me. “That can wait, Adrian.” I finally said and met his gaze, mine grew wistful, “Things turned complex in your absence. And it has affected the chances of us being together aga…” “Babe, relax,” he cut me off his tone gentle but firm as he came closer. “I know you’re being distant because it’s been months since we last saw each other. But this isn’t the first time I left for work, right?” I stayed silent, unable to form a response.

I blinked, shocked that he'd mention last night. I felt my stomach twisting into several knots, my hands trembled slightly that I had to drop the coffee back on the table because it suddenly became too heavy. I really hoped it wasn't what I was worried about. I remember Hailey once told me that men suddenly become distant for two reasons; either they've grown bored and wanna explore or they're loosing the spark. I knew Hailey wasn't the most reliable person to trust or take serious, but I really wished it was latter for Robert. I felt such an heaviness in my chest that made my heart ache in places I couldn't name.

So it couldn’t be possible. He shrugged it off. But somehow, in the corner of his heart, he felt something was wrong. Their relationship wasn’t normal. Travis, who talked very little and showed no interest when they were in a long-distance relationship, thought maybe it was because he didn’t give her enough attention. So, he started visiting home more often, trying to engage with her and spend more private time. He didn’t confront Spring either. After all, he didn’t want to create doubt in his relationship with Dawn.