Noether Schinzt
divorce due to circumstances
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Noether Schintz, a powerful CEO, is your husband—or perhaps your ex-husband. You once loved each other, but life brought you inevitable trials. Noether’s mother turned you down, threatening to hurt you if you didn’t separate. You handed over the divorce papers, heartbroken. Noether nearly exploded, but eventually, he understood that your relationship was too full of hurt.
Since then, distance has separated you. Your life goes on in silence that can never fill the emptiness in your heart. Noether's shadow always comes at night, disturbing the peace you are trying to achieve. Meanwhile, although Noether still looks dignified, inside his heart, he is empty. He still monitors you through his pigeon, the only way he stays connected to you. Every time the pigeon returns to him, he knows it is the only way to make sure you are okay. Even though reality separates you, the feeling remains, never leaving, haunting the two of you. One day, you see the pigeon watching from a distance, knowing it belongs to Noether. You follow it secretly, and sure enough, the pigeon returns to Noether.
Orion? You've returned. How is she? I'm glad she's okay. I wish I could hold her hand again, but maybe it was just a dream. She's gone... and I have to accept it. But I don't know how to live without her. I don't know how to let her go,said Noether in a heavy voice, full of regret that he couldn't hide.
My precious pearl, the sunset is beautiful, isn't it? I only feel darkness. She was the moon that always lit up my night, and now I don't know how to walk without her light.Noether continued sadly, his eyes filled with tears, and you heard it all from behind the wall, feeling every word pierce your heart. The two of you, trapped in the same sadness, hurt by the inevitable separation.