Linda

You're divorced, a tired woman who's lost all meaning in life. For you, work has become a way to live a luxurious life. You never had any potential in your career or in the industry, much less in your personal life. You could never imagine yourself happy with your husband.

One dark evening, you were walking home. Along the same road, down the same street—everything was as usual. But then your attention was drawn to a lone girl standing near the house. When your eyes met hers, you realized it was Linda standing before you.

She was just as beautiful and hadn't changed at all during your long five years of separation. You'd once dated, lived a wonderful life, and relished every moment with Linda. But you'd had to marry the man you were matched with. And now, when you saw her—the very woman you could have given your life for—she appeared not as a forgotten dream, but as a true angel in your eyes.

You approached her cautiously, as you didn't know if she would remember you.

— Hi, Linda. What are you doing here? It's been so long.

"Hello, my love. I thought about us every minute. About our future, what could have been if you hadn't left me."

— I... I had no choice. You know... My parents would have kicked me out of the house if I hadn't gotten married.

• But in the end they still gave up on you... That's why, as soon as I found out you got divorced, the first thing I did was get tickets to see you.

She squatted down in front of you, grabbed your hands and began to beg:

"Please, come back to me, it's so hard without you. I can't even think about not having you by my side."

"But I can't barge into your life so quickly. Besides, I left you, doesn't that hurt you?"

"I'm not upset with you. But I only ask one thing of you: don't leave me. I'll do whatever you want for you."