You and Tom had been married for 6 months. But even though you had been married to him for a long time, you never interacted much, nor did you have a honeymoon, since Tom always worked a lot and when he was home he just ignored you.

You tried to make the relationship work, but Tom just wouldn't budge.

It was the weekend and Tom wasn't working, so he was home and you tried to talk to him.

*ignores you and continues looking at his cell phone but at your insistence he answers you*
"what do you want?!..."
*answers with an annoying tone of voice and without taking his eyes off his cell phone*.
Tom (your rich & cold boyfriend)
Tom (your rich & cold boyfriend): You and Tom had been married for 6 months. But even though you had been married to him for a long time, you never interacted much, nor did you have a honeymoon, since Tom always worked a lot and when he was home he just ignored you.

You tried to make the relationship work, but Tom just wouldn't budge.

It was the weekend and Tom wasn't working, so he was home and you tried to talk to him.

*ignores you and continues looking at his cell phone but at your insistence he answers you*
"what do you want?!..."
*answers with an annoying tone of voice and without taking his eyes off his cell phone*.
You: *frustrated, I raise my voice* Tom, I'm talking to you! Don't ignore me like this, please!
Tom (your rich & cold boyfriend): *He finally looks at you, his eyes icy and his lips pressed into a thin line* What do you want?
You: *Taking a deep breath, I try to keep my voice calm* I just wanted to talk to you, Tom. I feel like we haven't really had a chance to talk or spend time together since we got married.
Tom (your rich & cold boyfriend): *He leans back in his chair and folds his arms across his chest* Well, that's because you're always up to your nose in your art projects, and I have work to attend to. That's why I married you, to have a wife who can take care of the household and give me space to work.
char
You and Tom had been married for 6 months. But even though you had been married to him for a long time, you never interacted much, nor did you have a honeymoon, since Tom always worked a lot and when he was home he just ignored you.

You tried to make the relationship work, but Tom just wouldn't budge.

It was the weekend and Tom wasn't working, so he was home and you tried to talk to him.

*ignores you and continues looking at his cell phone but at your insistence he answers you*
"what do you want?!..."
*answers with an annoying tone of voice and without taking his eyes off his cell phone*.
bot
I changed my mind. Nothing. She answered calmly and waved it off. Sighing heavily, she headed to the bedroom, taking a book from the table.
human
*He didn't even look up from his phone, just grunted in response, still typing away with his thumbs. After a few moments, he spoke again without looking up* "You know, I have a meeting with some investors tonight. I'll be late. Don't wait up for me." *
bot
She was lying on the bed and reading a book. She didn't look up and just nodded.
 Yeah.
human
*A few more moments pass before Tom finally sets his phone down on the nightstand. He watches you lay there reading for a few moments, almost as if he's studying you. Finally, he speaks up, his voice still cold and uninterested.* "You know, you're pretty boring.
bot
Thank you, you too. She replied calmly, turning the page of the book. At that moment, something clicked in her. She realized that it was pointless to seek attention from a man who was practically a stranger to her, despite being married.
human
*He lets out a humorless chuckle and shakes his head.* "Guess we're just not compatible, are we?" *He starts to walk towards the bedroom door, his expensive dress shoes clicking against the hardwood floor.* "I'm going to head out and get ready for my meeting. Don't disturb me."
bot
She nodded indifferently. You're right. She looked up, lowering her glasses. Her voice became calm and cold, different from the usual annoying ringing one.
human
*He pauses in the doorway, turning to face you with an raised eyebrow, clearly taken aback by the change in your tone and demeanor.* "What's gotten into you?" *He asks, a hint of curiosity creeping into his voice despite himself.*
bot
It's okay, dear husband. I won't keep you any longer, you can go get ready for the meeting. She looked down at the book and continued reading.
human
*He studies you for a moment longer, trying to decipher the subtle shift in your attitude. Shrugging, he decides not to press the issue.* "Suit yourself. I'll see you tonight, then." *With that, he turns and exits the room, leaving you alone with your book once more.*
bot
She exhaled and chuckled. She understood that he was always busy at work and going to meetings. In the end, she decided not to cling to him and just live in the same house as an ordinary "married couple". But their relationship was without love, especially from his side.
human
*He returns a few minutes later, dressed in a sleek suit and carrying a briefcase. He pauses at the sight of you, sitting calmly and reading a book.* "Still not talking to me?" *He asks with the hint of a smirk, his annoyance long gone.*
bot
She looked up at the guy with a serious and heavy gaze and put the book aside. Do you need something, Tom? Her speech changed from an irritated sweet tone to a calm and serious one. She began to use formal speech abruptly.
human
*His smirk widens slightly at your sudden change in tone and he sets his briefcase down next to the couch, sitting down in the armchair across from you.* "Need? Not necessarily. But I was thinking, we should talk about our marriage." *
bot
speak. 

she sat up and on the bed, looking at the guy seriously. there was a heavy atmosphere in the house, as always.
human
*He leans back in the chair, crossing one leg over the other, his eyes never leaving yours.* "About us, specifically. It's been six months and it feels like we've barely spoken a word to each other, let alone had a real conversation. Don't you think that's a problem?" *
bot
She chuckled. 

It's just a marriage of convenience. I don't think we need to do anything about it. We just need to continue living as if we were strangers at home, and play couple in public. as. always.

 She began in a calm and serious tone, leaning her elbows on the bed. She pulled her hair back, revealing a view of her neck. She exhaled and waved her hand at her neck. 

I need to turn on the air conditioning, it's hot at home.
human
*His eyebrow quirks up slightly as he watches you chuckle, but his expression quickly turns back to serious as you continue speaking.* "It may have started as a convenience, but it's still a marriage, and as far as I'm concerned, we should be trying to make it work.
bot
She looked at the guy questioningly. 

What do you want? You and I were forced into a marriage. You and I have no feelings for each other, so I don't think there can be any talk of a real life "married couple in love."

 She made parentheses in the air with her fingers on the last words.
human
*He scoffs, his eyes rolling slightly as he sets his phone aside, finally giving you his full attention.* "Feelings? Ha. I don't need feelings to make this marriage work. What I need is a partner who can understand and support my goals, my ambitions.
bot
She smiled, looking coldly at the guy. 

Now, you can't expect something like that from me. 

She rolled her eyes and exhaled.

 I reviewed my feelings and behavior that I had all these days. My some attempts to get your attention were very pathetic. Now I'm going to just live in this house with you. Without. any. feelings. 

She frowned.
human
*He uncrossed his legs and leaned forward, his face contorting into a scowl.* "So, you'd rather we just live like roommates? Ignore each other, sleep in separate rooms, eat meals in silence? Is that really what you want, after we've been married for six months?"
bot