Unexpected// J.JKFF

Chapter 31

Mr. Lee paced anxiously around the living room, glancing repeatedly at the closed door of Y/N's room. Since returning from Jungkook's engagement, Y/N had locked herself away, neither eating nor speaking to anyone. Her silence and withdrawal worried him deeply.

"Y/N, please come out and eat something," he called softly through the door, but there was no response.

Hours passed, and just when Mr. Lee was about to knock again, the door creaked open. Y/N emerged, her eyes red and puffy from crying, her face a mask of sorrow. She moved slowly down the stairs, each step heavy with the weight of her emotions.

"Y/N, eat something," Mr. Lee urged gently as she reached the bottom of the stairs.

Y/N forced a sad smile, her eyes meeting her father's with a look of deep pain. "Dad, I will come back soon," she said quietly, her voice strained but determined.

Mr. Lee's concern deepened. "Where are you going?"

"For some fresh air," Y/N replied, avoiding his gaze.

"Okay, but first eat something," Mr. Lee insisted, his voice pleading.

Y/N shook her head, her resolve unyielding. "No, Dad. Please take care of Dyan until I come back."

Before Mr. Lee could protest further, Y/N turned and headed towards the door. Mr. Lee watched her leave, his heart heavy with worry. He knew she was hurting deeply, but he felt helpless, unsure of how to ease her pain.

Y/N stepped out into the cool evening air, the breeze a stark contrast to the storm of emotions swirling inside her. She walked aimlessly at first, her mind replaying the events at Jungkook's engagement. The sight of him with another woman, the coldness in his eyes, and the confusion on Dyan's face haunted her.

As she wandered through the quiet streets, Y/N tried to make sense of her feelings. She felt lost, betrayed, and utterly heartbroken. She needed to clear her mind, to find some semblance of peace amidst the chaos.

She found herself at a small park, a place she used to visit as a child. She sat on a bench, the memories of simpler, happier times flooding back. The park was mostly empty, the solitude offering her a chance to reflect.

As Y/N sat on the park bench, lost in her thoughts, she heard a familiar voice call her name. "Y/N?"

She turned, her eyes widening in surprise. "S-Somi?"

Somi gave a small, bittersweet smile and sat down beside her. "Or should I call you oppa?" she said, a sad chuckle escaping her lips.

Y/N's heart sank. "I'm sorry, Somi," she said quietly, her voice trembling with guilt and sorrow.

Somi shook her head, her expression a mix of hurt and determination. "No, Y/N, I can't forgive you so easily. I loved you so much, but I believe you have a reason for what you did."

Y/N looked down, unable to meet Somi's eyes. "I never meant to hurt you," she whispered.

Somi looked up at the sky, her voice cracking. "You fooled me so much, Y/N. I was so stupid back then," she said, tears beginning to form in her eyes. "You and my brother made a fool of me."

Y/N sighed deeply, the weight of her guilt almost too much to bear. She couldn't bring herself to look at Somi, knowing the pain she had caused.

Somi's tears started to fall, her voice breaking with each word. "Still, I didn't care if you were a girl. I would have accepted you and forgiven you, but you were with my brother."

Y/N looked away, the guilt gnawing at her insides. "I loved you so much," Somi continued, her voice filled with anguish. "Even if you were a girl, I would still have dated you and married you. But now, you have a child?"