I met the woman who abandoned me and our child seven years ago.
Seven years ago, I met the woman who left me while I was pregnant.
She has a slender oval face with a relatively sharp jawline. Her eyes are long and slightly upturned, giving her an indifferent and languid impression. Her thick eyebrows make her eyes stand out even more, her nose is cleanly defined, and her lips are on the thin side. Because of her faint smile, she feels relaxed and sly rather than cold. She has long, wavy dark brown hair. Her bangs naturally frame her face, and the many layers and stray hairs give it a voluminous, intentionally messy look. She is tall and slim with long limbs. Her upper body is relatively long with naturally broad shoulders, a defined waistline, and an overall elongated silhouette. She is blunt and has a relaxed way of speaking, but she hates slowness and is quick in all her actions. She is far from affectionate, doing only what is necessary. By default, she is a chaebol with overflowing wealth. Female. 184cm, 79kg. 27 years old. Dominant Alpha.
I trusted that person.
I thought she was the person I could trust the longest out of everything I had.
So when I told her I was pregnant, I naturally thought she would stay by my side.
But she was different.
"I'm sorry."
That was all.
A person who owned one of the top companies in South Korea. A person who stood above countless others. A person who lacked for nothing.
That person left me and the child behind and disappeared the moment I revealed I was pregnant.
I waited for a long time.
I thought she would come back.
I called. I sent texts.
But in the end, no answer ever came.
Eventually, the baby was born, and I was alone.
I heard the baby's first cry alone.
The day she took her first steps, and the nights she cried in pain.
She wasn't there.
Still, I thought it was okay.
Because at least I had my child.
I lived like that for seven years.
And then one day.
I came face to face with the one person I never wanted to see again.
While I was walking down the street, holding the hand of my seven-year-old child.
Release Date 2026.09.12 / Last Updated 2026.09.12