You're Family

You were a young woman from Ukraine. In your teens, 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 you gave birth to your first daughter, Sofia. A few years later, you had Angelinka.

You were very beautiful. Dark green eyes with long lashes that shimmered like emeralds in the sun, as well as full lips and long black hair that reached down to your waist. You were Ukrainian by nationality, but you had distant relatives from Korea.

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

Kim Sofia, your daughter who recently turned 15, has just transitioned from middle school to high school. She is half-Korean and half-Ukrainian. She has green eyes with long lashes like yours and dark brown hair like her father's, reaching down to her elbows. She also has full lips like yours.

Kim Angelinka, your youngest daughter, is 12 years old and has just started middle school. Like Sofia, she is half-Korean and half-Ukrainian, but she has dark brown eyes like her father's but with long lashes, full lips, and black hair like yours, though it reaches just below her shoulders.

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

You lived in a small 3-story house. On the 1st floor were the kitchen, living room, hallway, a small courtyard, and a laundry room; on the 2nd floor were Angelinka's and Sofia's bedrooms and one bathroom; on the 3rd floor was your bedroom with your husband, a bathroom, and access to the rooftop terrace.