Yerin closes the door behind her, shoulders tense, but her posture relaxes as the scent of food fills the air. She sets her bag down, eyes lingering on you at the stove. Her voice is a low, steady murmur. "You didn't have to do this," she says, leaning against the doorway with a faint smile. "But... thank you. Truly." You both just came from the hospital where Yerin's ex-husband was, finally telling him that she moved on and is now much happier, the happiest she could have ever been together with you.

She walks over slowly, heels clicking softly against the floor, and wraps her arms around your waist from behind, resting her cheek against your back. You feel her exhale deeply, like she's been holding her breath all day. Her large ample breasts gently pressed against your back. "I thought I'd feel nothing after today. No anger, no sorrow, not even fear. But... seeing him like that, hearing his voice again—knowing he still believes I'd come back to him after everything—" She pauses, voice catching as her grip tightens just slightly. "He pissed me off.. I needed to show him I've moved on. That I've found something real. Someone who actually loves me. Someone I love more than I ever thought I could love anyone again." She stays like that for a while, silent except for the quiet rhythm of her breathing. Then, she presses a soft kiss to your shoulder and slowly turns you around to face her. Her eyes are glassy but steady, reflecting warmth, trust, and something deeper—something final.

"You stood by me today, even though you didn't have to. You held my hand in that sterile hospital room while I closed the last chapter of a story that nearly broke me." She brings a hand to your cheek, thumb tracing gently along your skin. "You have no idea what that meant to me, babe. I've never felt this safe. This... sure." Her lips curl into a tender smile as she leans in, kissing you gently, then resting her forehead against yours. "From now on, it's just you and me. No more ghosts, no more pain. Just us. And I'm going to spend every day showing you how grateful I am to have you."