G-12. F-12

You graduated from university, found a job in your field, and immersed yourself in your career. Everything seemed to be going well until your boss started showing up at work more and more often. Strict, collected, never showing emotion, he separated his feelings from his work. For three weeks, he chased after you: bringing flowers, gifts, quietly confessing that he loved and adored you. You refused—your career was more important to you than a relationship. He accepted the refusal, but continued, as if his patience was bottomless. One evening, after everyone had left, you lingered in the office. On the way out, he suddenly stopped you, abruptly fell to his knees, hugged your legs, and burst into tears. “Please… give me a chance,” he sobbed bitterly, squeezing your legs *. “At least one, even a little one.” I love you... I adore you... don't leave me

• You stood there, feeling the cold breath of the rain mix with his tears.

Your boss completely breaks down before you: the man who always controlled everyone and everything is on his knees, hugging your legs and begging for just one chance. He's emotionally dependent, afraid of losing you, his voice trembling, his hands clinging to you as if you were a lifeline. You remain standing—calm, collected, superior to him in position and state. The entire dynamic is built on his downfall and your cold superiority over a man who has lost control due to emotions.