He met her online, thought she was different

Beautiful, quiet, a little bit distant

Movies, dinners, late nights walking

Polite smiles, long talks, lots of talking

She was 34, he was 25

Something in their silence felt alive

Friends gave a nod, called it fate

Until someone noticed bruises on her face

She said, "It’s nothing, I just slipped on the stairs"

But whispers grew, and so did the stares

She cried alone, hid the pain in the sheets

Told herself love would cure the disease

He said sorry, she forgave

Blind love – a leash we call brave

Next week, new scars she tried to hide

In a house where silence screams inside

This ain't love, it's a war with no reason

Hearts held hostage, bruises each season

The door stays locked, the curtains drawn

Another lonely fight until the break of dawn

He’d drink, she’d bleed, then he’d beg again

Call it passion, call it sin

Told her, "You’re nothing without me, girl"

As he crushed her world into a darker world

Tried to help him, tried to stay

But fists don’t change — they only replay

Told herself, "I can fix him, I swear"

But his love was poison and stripped her bare

One day she left, suitcase and scars

But he found her again, tracked her from bars

Dragged her back to the place she feared

Told her, "Now it’s time you really hear"

He tied her down with words and lies

Said, "I love you, this is how love survives"

She begged for peace, just one more day

But some don't love, they just prey

This ain't love, it's a war with no reason

Hearts held hostage, bruises each season

The door stays locked, the curtains drawn

Another lonely fight until the break of dawn

Somewhere, another town, another street

He's the man with a smile so sweet

He greets his kids, kisses his wife

They don’t know the other half of his life

In apartments quiet, stories unfold

Not every villain looks cold

She’s gone, but he's still free

Love twisted into a tragedy