Sitting alone at McDonald with a broken heart was no fun. Her gut told her to turn her phone on. Tiffany must be worried sick right now. It wasn’t fair for her. She didn’t do anything. Punishing Tiffany for her father’s deed was not right.

And yet, she couldn’t do it. She was afraid she’d end up screw everything even more.
 
Taeyeon pulled out the small red box from her bag as she stared at it. She opened it, inspecting the engraving of their name at the inner side. The diamond wasn’t huge, she couldn’t afford a bigger stone but it was gorgeous.
 
Would Tiffany accept her ring? She thought so. Tiffany didn’t care about cash for all she knew. They’d be okay as long as the loved each other.
 
But well, now Tiffany maybe wouldn’t accept it. She wouldn’t take Taeyeon – someone who had declared that she had a hatred feeling toward her father – as her partner for life.
 
What was she thinking? Taeyeon laughed to herself pathetically. Her close to perfect relationship with Tiffany had coming to an end indeed.
 
“I’m really trying to not accuse you as a crazy person.”
 
Taeyeon abruptly stopped laughing. She looked over her shoulder to see Mr. Hwang standing with both his hands in her pockets.
 
“What are you doing here?”
 
Mr. Hwang turned the corners of his mouth down as he walked slowly to Taeyeon’s table. He sat there then crossed his legs.
 
“I really am sorry, Taeyeon,” he began without breaking eye contact. “I ed up. I was a total to you.”
 
“Wow,” Taeyeon was taken aback. “Never thought you’re such a trash talker–”
 
“Insult will only lessen your point, Taeyeon.” Mr. Hwang narrowed his eyes threateningly.
 
“What point? Tiffany and I are done anyway. I don’t need your point anymore.”
 
“Really? I thought you wanted to marry her?”  
 
“Yes, I did.”
 
“Did? What do you mean did?”
 
“Isn’t it obvious?”
 
“Of course it is not! Marriage is a big deal, you don’t decide it over a night and you certainly don’t cancel it in an instant!”  
 
“I love Tiffany, alright? I really do. But I don’t think I can fit in your family. You said it yourself, you