Soo-Yun was sitting at the edge of the pool while her feet were in the water. She was staring into nothing with a blank expression on her face, she had been like that for hours. It was midnight when she decided to come here. She has been here for the past five hours and it seemed like her brain had lost all its capacity as she continued looking ahead without noticing anything else. Jun-Sang was sleeping peacefully in their room. She looked back at Jun-Sang who was moving a little but Soo-Yun was not bothered. After about thirty minutes of silence, Soo's mind started working again as if someone is slowly pulling the strings of her brain as she thought about her father's case and Mr. Kim's son's case, and how they could relate. Her hands went running through the long strands of brown hair on her head as she began to think harder. The more she thinks she got more frustrated so she closed her eyes as she kept repeating in her head what happened.Soo-Yun was so lost that suddenly someone t

It was midnight, only the tick sound of the Laptop button echoed all over the room. The soft glow from the screen lights up the dark room. The silence was so heavy and the atmosphere in the room was just as suffocating. Soo-Yun was so into her work. She didn’t know what was going on but it wasn't good at all.She was so focused she didn’t even realize when someone tapped on her shoulder, until a low voice broke the silence. “Hey, you okay?” The sudden question caught her off guard. Her fingers immediately froze and she could feel her heart beating faster. She turned to see who interrupted her. It was Jun-Sang who was in his sleepy stage. His head tilted to the side with a little pout in place. He looks like a kitten that just woke up."I am sorry, did I wake you up?" Soo-Yun asked softly, not wanting to disturb him further. She looked back to her laptop and started typing again, this time a little bit faster than before."No," Jun-Sang said with a small smile as he leaned closer to S

Soo-Yun froze at her track and her mother looked at her with a blank face. Her face was showing so many questions. "Why haven't you told me?" She asked, her voice sounded serious and stern at the same time. "It's not important Mom," she said but her mom only continued to look at her with so much anger. "It is to me Soo-Yun!" She hissed. "Mom, relax." She glanced at Sang-Woon and indicated to him to take out her brother with him. He did without questioning. "Mom, I am sorry for hiding things from you but it was necessary." She explained.Her mother sighed. "You don't have to hide Soo-Yun. I am your mother and I have all the rights to know about my husband." She explained calmly, still angry because of the way she found out about her husband. "I want you to tell me what happened that made you feel like this was necessary, please." She said, trying her best to remain calm but it was hard when her daughter was keeping secrets from her. "I found that Mr. Jang was involved in dad's case."

"I am ready to join you." Sang-Woon type the message and sent it. He smirked and glanced out of the window while having his hot coffee as the weather was chilly and there was heavy rain. "I love the rain," he mumbled before taking another sip."I wish you were here Soo-Yun." He said in a deep raspy voice. "I really wish I could see you right now." His heart hurt when remembered how they used to dance in the rain. It felt so good yet it was also painful like this. He missed that feeling of warmth that would flow through him. But that was not possible anymore. The cold weather made everything worse. He closed his eyes tightly to hold back any tears and sighed heavily."I hope you are happy." He muttered quietly, still gazing at the dark rainy sky outside.Soo-Yun let out a sigh while glancing outside, she was pissed off because of Haneul and Jun-Sang. How can they enjoy, laugh, and dance in the rain? She was just standing by the door with her arms crossed over her chest."I hate him." S

Soo-Yun was walking into the dark street, and Mr. Park's conversation kept running in her head. She was so lost in thought that she didn’t notice someone was following her. As she turned a corner, he was behind her. He had long hair. That was all Soo-Yun could say as he suddenly grabbed her wrist and dragged her to an alleyway. “Let go of me!” Soo-Yun screamed, struggling against his strong grip.“Boss wants to meet you."“Who?! What do you want? Let me go!!” Soo-Yun was now screaming at him, tears starting to stream down her cheeks.“We have unfinished business with each other." Soo-Yun heartbeat accelerated. "What did I do?" He covered face with a black cloth and dragged her into his black car. He drove away from the city and into some woods. They were on a dirt road but the darkness makes it even more scary. ‘Where are you taking me?" Her voice trembled as they keep driving deeper in the woods, only the sounds of the car's wheels crushing the leaves echo through the forest. The ca