When did you overhear someone talking about you in a language they didn't think you understood?

In this Reddit story, a woman hides a massive secret from her boyfriend: she's been fluent in Korean her entire life, a language he mistakenly believes she doesn't understand. She watches as he navigates his job, completely unaware that his Korean-speaking coworkers are constantly critiquing his work, his clothes, and even his hygiene. The deception begins subtly, with small lies to make him feel better about being left out of conversations. But as months pass, the lie grows. He enrolls in Korean classes, determined to connect with his coworkers, and she has to watch him struggle with a language she speaks perfectly. The story reaches a breaking point when the truth finally comes out, challenging their trust and forcing them to confront the damage caused by a simple lie that spiraled out of control. This is a deep dive into communication, trust, and the consequences of keeping a secret in a relationship. It's a gripping narrative from the subreddit r/TrueOffMyChest, a perfect story for the Reddit Reactor channel. #RedditReactor #RedditStories #StoryTime