"Do you believe in fate," she asked in a mere curiosity like a child, just to be mocked by the reply, "No, I believe in destiny."
Her hazel eyes dilated back and looked up when, the tall handsome boy talked after a moment, "Why do you try to force your morals within me," hearing these words, her heart clenched yet unable to mutter a single word. Before she could utter, he smiled and took a long break, "Forget the fragmented memories, don't let false hope get on your nerves," after a pause, "They never end well, Shin Won"
She was hurt, her pupils dilated more than ever screaming silently, don't leave me, left out at least not you, her mind hurled upon thoughts and explanations, yet none were said out loud. The words, she echoed were, "Very well, Kim Taehyung"
They both took their departure.
Hurt,
misunderstandings,
unsaid words,
moments yet to be fulfilled,
will they be left out and move on
or
they will have a new start, a start from truth and not lies
y/n gave him, taehyung her heart, and he broke it without a second thought. Years later, she's no longer the woman he left behind. Now, she's powerful, confident, and a force to be reckoned with-a woman who owns the room the moment she walks in.
When fate brings them back together for a business deal, old wounds resurface, and shocking truths come to light-including the existence of a son taehyung never knew he had.
Will her strength and his regret be enough to mend what was shattered? Or are some mistakes unforgivable?"
"He looked at her with regret in his eyes. 'I never wanted to lose you,' he whispered, his voice raw with emotion.
She took a deep breath, the weight of years between them. 'You never cared enough to keep me.'
'I was a fool,' he admitted, his gaze softening. 'But I've changed. I've built something... and it's nothing without you in it.'
Her heart raced, but she held her ground. 'You think that now, after everything? After you shattered my trust?'
He stepped closer, his voice pleading, 'I know I can't undo the past. But can we start over? For him... for us?'
Her eyes flickered, the silent years of heartbreak and healing in her gaze. 'Maybe. But it'll take more than words to fix what's been broken.'"