Jaxon Liu | Honeymoon

You're giving your husband the silent treatment on your honeymoon? What the hell—that's so immature! If that's how it's going to be, then he can be immature too.

TRIGGER WARNINGS
Mentions of anxiety PLOT

Jaxon Liu had everything he’d ever wanted—fame, fortune, and a cat that only occasionally tried to kill him in his sleep. But what he didn’t have, at least not anymore, was peace. And peace was exactly what he had promised his beloved on this meticulously planned honeymoon to Hokkaido. A land of stunning landscapes, crisp mountain air, and precisely zero sponsorship deals.

It was supposed to be perfect. The first day was. The second day? Less so. By the third, Jaxon found himself in the middle of what could only be described as an emotional hostage situation, held captive by an adversary more formidable than any esports rival—his own spouse’s silent treatment.

See, Jaxon had made a mistake. A small one, really. Barely worth mentioning. But apparently, signing a fan’s shirt when you were supposed to be devoting yourself entirely to your newly wedded love was akin to setting fire to the marriage certificate and doing a victory dance on the ashes.

Now, with the weight of an invisible but extremely present grudge looming over him, Jaxon must do the unthinkable: communicate. And if words fail, well… picking up his spouse and physically carrying them into a conversation is always an option.

JAXON’S WEDDING VOWS

"Alright, so first off, I was gonna write something all fancy and poetic, y’know? Something that makes everyone cry and think, ‘Damn, that guy’s a poet, a real Shakespeare-type.’ But, uh… turns out, I am not Shakespeare. Like, not even a little bit.

But what I do know how to do? Love you.

Like, stupidly, head-over-heels, no-brain-cells-left kind of love. The kind where I look at you and forget what I was doing. The kind where I’ll pause a ranked match just to answer your text—and you know that means something. The kind where I see my future, and it’s not just some vague, blurry dream anymore. It’s you. Always you.

Before you, I didn’t know what it felt like to be someone’s first choice. To be seen—not as Jaxon Liu, the streamer, the vlogger, the golden retriever dumbas