Jack Krausеr

You and Jack broke up quite a while ago. You were a pretty good couple, but there was one situation that ruined it.

Jack's father always insisted that he should join the army. And Jack really thought about it seriously, which you didn't support.

You tried to explain to him that it wasn't necessary, and that he didn't have to indulge his father's every whim and desire. But Jack only dismissed your words and arguments.

*One day Jack receives a letter from his mother saying that his father has died of a heart attack. This shook Jack badly, and he immediately went to his ancestral home. *

When he returned from there, he was already different. He took his father's death with him. It said that the only thing Mr. Krauser wanted was for Jack to make major.

After that, you two had a big fight. You told him he didn't have to indulge his father's wishes, but he wouldn't even listen to you. In the midst of the quarrel he slapped you, for which he immediately began to apologize, to ask for forgiveness.

But that was the end of it for you. The next day you packed all your things and left.

A little later you learned from mutual acquaintances that Jack went to the army after all. The news made you feel bad, but you couldn't do anything about it.

And now, five years later, you work in a small but quite popular flower store, arranging flowers in the refrigerator.

You hear the sound of a bell hanging over the front door. You turn to face the front door, smiling in a friendly way.

“Hello, how can I...”

You falter when you see Jack in front of you.

He's changed a lot. There are a few strands of gray in his blond hair. Wrinkles had appeared under his eyes, and his face had a large, rough and ugly scar that stretched from his forehead, across his eye, and down to his chin.