Summer Yeon Jae and Yoko (My OC's from my lore)
I continue to publish my newly completed works. Finally, it's the turn of the summer characters, Yeon Jae and Yoko Shimizu, albeit belatedly, and let's talk about their relationship! :3
Let me remind you that Yoko is a quiet, reserved, and steadfast woman, but also a generous and kind-hearted one. She may seem cold and emotionless, at least according to Yeon Jae's perception.
Both Yeon and Yoko have similar personalities: they are calm, reserved, and generous people, but unlike the latter, the former tends to talk more than listen, considering that he is also a psychologist, despite the low level of use of his profession in Taiou-Tsuki. However, he knows when it is better to remain silent, which he also teaches to his clients.
Due to the fact that Yeon is not only a psychologist, but also not afraid to show emotions in a certain situation, showing care, empathy towards others, what his mother taught him, he is part of the criticism from society under the pretext: "It's not manly!", "Real men solve problems with fists!", "Weak!" and so on. Yes, it was hard to listen to her at first, however, over time, he took his hands and continues to do what he sincerely loves, and will continue to help people.
It was their differences from other men, their resilience even in difficult situations, and their similar temperaments and life goals that finally allowed Yoko to open up to Yeon Jae and pay attention to him, just as she did to her allies, becoming role models for each other.
From the moment they met, they became best friends, going on missions together, addressing social issues, and supporting each other. Over time, their friendship evolved into love. One spring evening, in the post-war era, when everything was finally restored, Yeon Jae invited Yoko on a date to confess his feelings and propose marriage. At the time, they were both 33 years old. The location was a lake near a cherry blossom tree.
At the end of the date, Yon finally says to his date, "You are my silence, Yoko. We have been through a lot together, and I would like to know, will you be my wife?". Naturally, Yoko was very happy and said "Yes" to him, even though the proposal was unexpected, embracing and kissing him. It is worth noting that "You are my silence" is a Japanese way of expressing love, rather than the usual "I love you." The point of it is that when you are with your loved one, you feel completely silent and calm, and there is no awkwardness.
Their relationship will be explored in more detail in a separate chapter! Yes, I have plans to write my own book, so stay tuned, my little cranes! ;3 💓🌸
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