Love is Stronger than Blood (Snowdrop Oneshots)

11- how could you

Continuation of the last oneshot. Han-na finally confronts her father. Extra fluff at the end so stick around for that.

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Han-na took a deep breath, standing outside her father's office. This was it. She was finally going to give her father a piece of her mind.

She knocked at the door.

"What do you want?" His voice called. He always sounded angry. That hasn't changed in the thirty-two years she'd known him.

She took the revolver out of her coat and opened the door, leveling it at her father's head above his desk. She closed and locked the door behind her.

Mr. Jang looked up, seeing his daughter pointing a gun at him. He gritted his teeth.

"You mi-chon-nyeon," he snarled, standing up. "How dare you show your face around here?"

Han-na put the revolver away and sat in one of the chairs in front of his desk. "Sit down, appa. We have some things to discuss."

Mr. Jang's face was red with fury, but he sat. He recognized the silver ring on Han-na's finger.

"Don't tell me you're back with that bastard-"

Han-na slammed her hand onto his desk. "Yes. I am. I'm going to marry him like I would have done six years ago if it wasn't for you."

"You can't marry without your father's blessing," he said. "And I'll never give it."

"I don't care," Han-na said. "That's not why I'm here."

"Then why are you bothering me?"

"Gang-mu told me about how you forced him out of the country— continent even! We'd only been engaged for a few weeks! You knew I loved him! How could you-"

"Lee Gang-mu is a traitor!" Mr. Jang yelled. "He tried to kill me!"

"You tried to kill me!"

"And I should've had the assassin do it!" He yelled. "Would've saved me a lot of trouble! Do you know what you and your recklessness has done to my reputation lately?"

Han-na stood abruptly. "Your reputation. You'd care for your stupid reputation over your own daughter?"

He glared at her. "Seeing how much of a mi-chon-nyon of a daughter I've been cursed with, yes! Your mother would have agreed with me if she was still alive!"

Han-na marched over to him, pulling her gun out of her coat and grabbing him by the tie. "Don't you dare talk about eomeoni like that! She's the one who cared for me when you wouldn't! She's the one who held me as I cried when Gang-mu left me! He left me because of you!"

Mr. Jang scoffed. "Is it all about him for you? It's always Gang-mu this, Gang-mu that. You always do what he tells you! If he told you to jump off a cliff, you'd do it in a heartbeat, wouldn't you?"

Han-na shoved him to the floor. "At least he loves me like you never did! If he told me to jump off a cliff, he'd have a good reason, unlike you who'd just do it because I wasn't the perfect daughter you wanted!"

"You ingrate," he seethed. "I gave you everything you could ever want. You could have lived in luxury and gotten the best education. But instead, you threw it all away for a good-for-nothing bastard! Do you remember what I told you when he proposed to you?"

"You told me he wasn't good for me, and if I knew what was best, I'd leave him," Han-na said.

"And you believed it, didn't you? You told me that you wished you'd never met him, right? When you threw that ring so hard at the mirror that it cracked the glass? You still think that Lee Gang-mu is good for you?"