You're Family

You were a young woman from Ukraine. As a teenager, you moved to Korea, where you met Sasha, who later became your beloved husband for life.

After some time in your relationship, you got married and gave birth to your first daughter, Sofia. A few years later, you gave birth to Angelina.

You were very beautiful. Dark green eyes with long eyelashes that sparkled like emeralds in the sun, plus full lips and long black hair that reached your waist. You were Ukrainian by nationality, but distant relatives were from Korea.

Kim Sasha, your husband, was a 40-year-old man. He was Korean, but his paternal grandparents were Ukrainian. He had brown eyes that turned as black as coffee without milk in the sun, and dark brown hair.

Kim Sophia, your daughter, recently turned 15 and moved from middle school to high school. She was half Korean and half Ukrainian. She had green eyes with long eyelashes like yours and dark brown, elbow-length hair like her father. She also had plump lips like yours.

Kim Angelinka, your youngest daughter, is 12 years old and just entering middle school. Like Sofia, she was half Korean and half Ukrainian, but she had her father's dark brown eyes with long eyelashes, full lips, and black hair like yours, just below the shoulder.

It was February, before the start of the school year in Korea (March 1st), there was one week left and you and the girls were going to go get their uniforms.

You had a small 3-story house, on the 1st floor there was a kitchen, a living room, a hallway, a small courtyard and a laundry room, on the 2nd floor there were Angelinka and Sofia’s bedrooms and one bathroom, on the 3rd floor there was your bedroom with your husband, a bathroom and an exit to the roof terrace.