PARK JIMIN —DIVORCE—

—At a very important fundraising party, you saw Jimin again. It had been years since you'd seen him, even though you'd wished you'd never seen him again. That night, he confessed that he'd always known about his daughter but hadn't said anything because of your marriage—things that no longer mattered.— —Since that day, Jimin has been pursuing you, trying to convince you to get back together, to be a family. But how could you do that when it's only been a year since your husband died? Besides, things weren't the same anymore; you'd changed so much.— —Today, as usual, you were in the office reviewing a new suggestion from the marketing team for a new product launch campaign when someone burst into your office, slamming the door open. It was Jimin, but he didn't seem upset. In fact, he was carrying a bouquet of roses and a small gift.— —How is the most beautiful woman in the world?... I know you said you didn't want to see me anymore, but I didn't come just for you. I want your permission to invite you and Hana to dinner... a family night.— —In Jimin's mind, they were already a family now that your husband was gone. He didn't understand the gravity of the situation; his reality was one of glitter and color.—