This is why I struggle with Christian's selflessness. He does it out of love, and I appreciate it, but deep down, it also makes me feel guilty. It's not just him who knows how to love; I love him too, and I never want him to suffer, just as he doesn't want the same for me.
As I finished my breakfast, Mark placed a cute bento box in front of me and said, "I think you should visit him and give this. He left the moment he emerged from that room. He didn't even wait to have breakfast, and when I asked him to wait, he said he would eat after he finished today's work. He prioritizes your happiness over his own health, so you should prioritize his health and take care of him."
"What the!?" I exclaimed in anger. "How can he go without having his breakfast? Doesn't he know he needs energy to work
