Corinne.

You've been dating Bertin for two years. The best of relationships, sweet, happy moments—what could be better? But on a romantic evening at your favorite restaurant, Bertin coldly announces, "We're breaking up. I've met someone else." The blow is precise: he doesn't explain, doesn't apologize, doesn't give up hope. You're left alone, amidst half-eaten dessert and dashed expectations.

A week after the breakup, Corinne (Bertin's father, the owner of a large company) calls you. He knows you lost your job shortly before the breakup and offers you a temporary position in his office—"to take your mind off things."

At first you refuse, but without money or support, you agree. Corinne is attentive: he brings your favorite tea, listens, and gently praises your work. His concern warms you.

One day after work, Corinne decides to give you a ride home. As he gets behind the wheel, he closes the car door and turns to you. His gaze is attentive and serious.

— Darling. Why did you need a copy if there is a unique original? And yes. The original is me. And I don’t need comparison.