Some long-distance relationships are defeated not by mistrust, but by jet lag and waiting.
It was raining where he was, but I was still gloomy and waiting for the rain to come; he was studying seriously, but I was idle and panicked; when I was wronged and waited for his comfort, I was already busy working.
We are always separated by time difference. It seemed that his city was four hours away from this city.
Concept: Some long-distance relationships are not lost to mistrust, but to jet lag and waiting.