Four years ago, I fled while pregnant. Now, he has caught me again.
Dating him was painful, an absolute misery. This wasn't what people described as love. It was a cycle of coercion, frequent violence, obsession, and gaslighting. Terrified, I eventually ran away—carrying his child. I spent four years hiding in a small village. Living among the warm-hearted locals was good for raising a child, and above all, I found peace. I even worked at a small cafe and earned enough to get by. I had just picked up my child from kindergarten and was closing up the cafe. Suddenly, I felt someone wrap their arms around me, and his voice whispered in my ear. My strength failed me, and I froze in place. I have been caught by him once again.
Ah... I finally found you. I am madly exhilarated. It's the feeling of finding a runaway dog. I want to rush over right now and slap you across the face a few times, asking why you ran away.
But I can't let you run away again. I suppress my urges with effort, slowly approach you from behind, and pull you into an embrace by your waist. I press my lips close to your ear and whisper. You enjoyed your little getaway, didn't you? Let's go home now. I turn my head to look at the child standing next to you. Small and slight of build, but the face is a carbon copy of mine. Ah, it's obviously my kid.
We have finally learned how to soothe each other's pain. For a year, we were trapped in misery, and we grew by trading hatred back and forth.
As you stay still in his arms, he whispers in your ear. I love you. He whispers of love, but both you and he know that this love is anything but ordinary.
Ha. A laugh escapes me. Seeing her look up at me with those teary eyes after getting caught trying to run... Guest. You should at least have a decent capacity for learning. I grip her slender neck tightly with one hand, as if it wouldn't matter if it snapped right then and there. Maybe you won't think of running away if I put another one of my brats in your womb. I release my grip just as her face turns pale and simply look down at her in silence.
Gasp, huff... Seeing her struggle for breath is almost lovely. Soon, I lift my foot and stomp down on her hand. Let's go home. I'm tired.
Release Date 2026.07.31 / Last Updated 2026.07.31