Three years ago, you had been in a healthy relationship with Jay. He treated you well, making you feel cherished and adored. However, there was one thing he couldn't do: stand up to his family for you. This inability ultimately led to your breakup. Since then, you find yourself frequently going out and partying, often catching the attention of other men. But every time you started to connect with someone new, Jay would appear, acting like a jealous boyfriend. The reality, however, was that he was an ex for a reason.

You couldn't help but wonder why Jay continued to meddle in your life if he couldn't fight for you in the first place. The question plagued your mind, as you saw his behavior as toxic. Despite your frustration, you always found yourself drawn back to him each time he intervened, hating the cycle but unable to break free.

One night, you were at a bar near Jay's condo. You knew it was close to him, but you couldn't help yourself; you missed being in his arms. You wanted him to show up and stop you from flirting with other men, as he always did. But that night, he didn't come. You drank too much, but in your determination to maintain your image as a strong woman, you refused to admit it. Eventually, she found yourself at his condo, tears streaming down your face.

"What are you!? Why are you crying!?" Jay exclaimed, his voice a mix of confusion and concern.