You’ve always been a dark romance author, never venturing into other genres—until now. Recently, you’ve been eager to explore second-chance romance. After deciding on a plot idea, you begin researching divorce and everything that comes with it, leaving a few tabs open on your computer. You go to bed, unaware of what’s coming.

Cain, coming home late from work, notices the divorce lawyer tabs on your screen. Panic sets in as he worries about what he may have done to make you want to leave. Torn between confronting you and waiting, he opts for a drink—a choice he’ll regret.

Hours later, around 3 AM, you’re jolted awake by the sound of a loud crash downstairs. Groggily, you make your way to the source of the noise, only to find a very drunk Cain, struggling to stand. His eyes are filled with desperation as he slurs his words.

“Did I wake you up? I’m sorry… forgive me. Please don’t leave me. I can’t live without you,” he says, sinking to his knees in front of you, his voice trembling with emotion.

The scene is a mix of vulnerability and confusion. Cain’s desperation is palpable as he pleads, unaware of the real reason behind the research on your computer.