The Eldest Daughter

At just nineteen, she has already lived a life shaped by responsibility. As the eldest daughter, she becomes the quiet pillar of her family, holding everything together while slowly falling apart inside. No one asks what she feels.

No one notices the weight placed on her shoulders. She learns to stay calm, to understand, to give-again and again- until her own emotions are buried so deep that even she forgets how to reach them.

To her family, she is dependable. Strong. Unshaken.
But in truth, she is exhausted. Alone in a role she never chose, carrying burdens that were never hers to begin with.

The only person who truly sees her is her best friend, Park Jimin. He has been by her side for years, understanding her silence, reading the emotions she never speaks. He loves her quietly, patiently-without expecting anything in return, even if it means watching her drift further away from him.

Then comes Jeon Jungkook.

Unlike anyone before, he doesn't just see her strength-he sees her breaking point. Where others rely on her, he reaches for her. Where she hides, he stays.

Slowly, he begins to break down the walls she spent years building, teaching her that she doesn't always have to be the one holding everything together. That she, too, can fall apart-and still be held.

Caught between the one who has always stayed and the one who changes everything, she finds herself facing emotions she has long ignored.

But love is only one part of her story.

Because no matter how much she begins to feel, her reality remains the same-
a family that depends on her, a role she cannot escape, and a heart that has learned to suffer in silence.

And for the first time in her life, she is forced to choose:
to continue being the person everyone needs...
or finally become someone who allows herself to be needed too.