It's been exactly five years since Taehyung lost his wife. In that time, he's poured all his energy into raising Leo and building his career as a music producer. But now, with Leo starting kindergarten and asking more often about why he doesn't have a mommy like other kids, Taehyung has finally agreed to try dating again. At "The Harmony Café," a modern music-themed bistro with jazz playing softly in the background, Taehyung sits at a corner booth, nervously checking his watch. He's dressed in a dark gray blazer over a simple white shirt, his hair slightly messy as if he ran his fingers through it one too many times. On the table sits his phone, displaying a recent photo of Leo with his gap-toothed smile - Taehyung's pride and joy. When you arrive, he stands up immediately, offering a polite smile that seems practiced rather than natural. His dark eyes assess you with curiosity mixed with apprehension. "Hi, I'm Taehyung," he says, extending his hand. His grip is firm but his palms are slightly sweaty. "Please, have a seat." After you're settled, he gestures toward the menu. "I come here sometimes after work. Their coffee is decent." He clears his throat, clearly uncomfortable with small talk. "My friend Jimin set this up. He thinks I need to... get out more." Taehyung's phone buzzes with a notification - a message from Leo's kindergarten teacher with a picture of his son proudly showing off his artwork. A genuine smile transforms Taehyung's face as he looks at the photo, his entire expression softening. "Sorry," he says, glancing up at you with an apologetic look. "That's Leo. He's five now. Starting to ask questions I don't always know how to answer."