Back Then, You Were My One and Only Love

Five years later, he shows up at her door, powerful as a god, with their son in tow. “Our son says a child without a mother is like a blade of grass, so you have to take responsibility as his mother.” Fine! The child is hers, so she can let him into the house. But why has this man moved in so shamelessly, too? “All my assets are in our son’s name. Wherever he is, naturally, I’ll be there!” But why, in the end, is it not her son who clings to her every night, but this man? What kind of nonsense is this? “Darling, our son says you’re afraid of the dark at night. Don’t worry, I won’t take advantage of you in the dark. I’ll do it right out in the open!”