“You might not understand it now but I am sure after looking at mom and dad’s reaction you will understand that what does having a daughter means to our family.” he caressed her hair lovingly. “I am so, so, so thankful to you and I am so, so, so proud of you. I promise that I will not let you regret the decision of keeping this child, ever. I will cherish you and our daughter. I will try to be the best father and a better husband for you as well. Just... just stay happy like this always.” he smiled even though his eyes were teary. He pulled away from the hug placing a peck on her forehead and chuckled, finding her sni

Dong-Hoon grabbed the glass and was about to flip it upside down in the sink but Tae-Hoon held the glass as well. “Big bro, just think. Se-Young will confess her feelings and might not even move out if you are lucky enough.” Tae-Hoon was doing his best to lure Dong-Hoon into his idea and Dong-Hoon pulled his hand away from the glass and crossed his arms against his chest. “I cannot put her health at risk.” Dong-Hoon said with firmness. “Don’t worry, it is the lightest dose and who knows it might be your lucky day.” Tae-Hoon gave him a naughty smile.

Dong-Hoon exhaled a deep breath. “Ok, I can go and just check on her. I mean... she might not be feeling good right now.” he nodded his head and moved towards his door but before he could rotate the knob, a knock was heard. Blinking his eyes in confusion he opened the door and widened his eyes with shock when Se-Young’s limping body fell on his chest. ~Earlier~ “Why am I feeling completely fine.” Se-Young asked herself looking into the mirror. “Was the medicine exp

Se-Young kept hitting Ding-Hoon while saying, “You said you will be there till the end, I knew it, I knew it, this love does not last. I said sorry, what else do you want to hear?” she kept blabbering whatever came to her mind while hitting his chest and sniveling like a two-years-old. Her voice was telling Dong-Hoon that her breathing pattern was getting distorted and he knew that meant danger. He hastily grabbed her wrists, stopping her from hitting him anymore. Crashing his lips on hers he stopped her from speaking further, leaving her wrist afterward. The movement of his lips was urgent, shouting insecurity.

“Why would you say sorry... It makes me feel more pathetic. At least it makes me realize what and who I actually am. So, thank you for opening my eyes before I could start playing this home-home game with you.” he hurriedly went to his wardrobe and then to the bathroom, not sparing her a single glance. He somehow had an idea in his mind that whatever happened was not her fault and he should not act like this to her but his temper did not let him think that through. Hani was just sitting on the bed on her knees, clenching her fist in her lap. Tae-Hoon had broken all the promises he made last day at the hospital, he told her that he would che