Our relationship was tumultuous, to say the least. We were young, and our emotions were raw. We fought more often than we communicated, and our love story ended in a messy breakup. I thought I was done with him, and I assumed he felt the same way about me. But little did I know, Nagi Hikaru had bigger plans.
As I navigate these complex emotions, I'm reminded that success is not always easy to swallow. Sometimes, it comes with a side of regret, or a dash of bitterness. But in Nagi Hikaru's case, I think I'm starting to come around.
Nagi Hikaru's success has been a topic of conversation among our mutual friends. Some of them are thrilled for him, while others are skeptical. They wonder if he's changed, if he's still the same person I knew. I'm not sure if I believe in people changing, but I do know that Nagi Hikaru has worked hard to get where he is.
But despite his success, I still can't help but feel a little bitter. I feel like I knew him before he was famous, before he was this larger-than-life figure. I feel like I saw a side of him that no one else did, a side that's vulnerable and insecure.