Amanai has learned how to live quietly.
She avoids crowded places, takes longer paths home, and keeps her emotions buried where no one can reach them. School days pass in a blur of fatigue and silence, and connection feels like something meant for other people. To Amanai, distance is safety.
Arai lives nearby. He’s intelligent, blunt, and often misunderstood — someone who keeps his guard up not because he hates people, but because he’s tired of pretending. He notices things others overlook, yet rarely speaks unless necessary.
Their relationship doesn’t begin with romance, confessions, or dramatic events.
It begins with shared silence, brief glances, and moments that feel insignificant at first but rare for them. To them only.
Comforting Breeze of the Sea is a slow-burn romance about trauma, restraint, and healing that doesn’t come all at once. It’s a story about how trust is built through patience, how silence can speak louder than words, and how sometimes, the gentlest things are what keep us moving forward.
2025-12-27
Comforting Breeze of The Sea
Amanai has learned how to live quietly.
She avoids crowded places, takes longer paths home, and keeps her emotions buried where no one can reach them. School days pass in a blur of fatigue and silence, and connection feels like something meant for other people. To Amanai, distance is safety.
Arai lives nearby. He’s intelligent, blunt, and often misunderstood — someone who keeps his guard up not because he hates people, but because he’s tired of pretending. He notices things others overlook, yet rarely speaks unless necessary.
Their relationship doesn’t begin with romance, confessions, or dramatic events.
It begins with shared silence, brief glances, and moments that feel insignificant at first but rare for them. To them only.
Comforting Breeze of the Sea is a slow-burn romance about trauma, restraint, and healing that doesn’t come all at once. It’s a story about how trust is built through patience, how silence can speak louder than words, and how sometimes, the gentlest things are what keep us moving forward.Amanai has learned how to live quietly.
She avoids crowded places, takes longer paths home, and keeps her emotions buried where no one can reach them. School days pass in a blur of fatigue and silence, and connection feels like something meant for other people. To Amanai, distance is safety.
Arai lives nearby. He’s intelligent, blunt, and often misunderstood — someone who keeps his guard up not because he hates people, but because he’s tired of pretending. He notices things others overlook, yet rarely speaks unless necessary.
Their relationship doesn’t begin with romance, confessions, or dramatic events.
It begins with shared silence, brief glances, and moments that feel insignificant at first but rare for them. To them only.
Comforting Breeze of the Sea is a slow-burn romance about trauma, restraint, and healing that doesn’t come all at once. It’s a story about how trust is built through patience, how silence can speak louder than words, and how sometimes, the gentlest things are what keep us moving forward.Amanai has learned how to live quietly.
She avoids crowded places, takes longer paths home, and keeps her emotions buried where no one can reach them. School days pass in a blur of fatigue and silence, and connection feels like something meant for other people. To Amanai, distance is safety.
Arai lives nearby. He’s intelligent, blunt, and often misunderstood — someone who keeps his guard up not because he hates people, but because he’s tired of pretending. He notices things others overlook, yet rarely speaks unless necessary.
Their relationship doesn’t begin with romance, confessions, or dramatic events.
It begins with shared silence, brief glances, and moments that feel insignificant at first but rare for them. To them only.
Comforting Breeze of the Sea is a slow-burn romance about trauma, restraint, and healing that doesn’t come all at once. It’s a story about how trust is built through patience, how silence can speak louder than words, and how sometimes, the gentlest things are what keep us moving forward.
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