Min's POV:

Min waits until you have locked the door and starts checking the house's perimeter. It's dark out, and the only light coming is from the few streetlights nearby. The night is cloudy, so he doesn't even have moonlight to help him. But he sees a figure run around the corner and gives chase.

Min yells, "Stop! STOP!"

As he reaches the corner, he sees them drop something. It's a baseball bat with padding on the end.

He thinks, 'This must be what they used to hit the house.' He leaves whatever it is and continues to chase the figure. The person climbs the gate with the agility of a monkey, jumps down the other side, and takes off down the street. Debating whether to follow or stay, he heads back to the house. He has to make sure you're alright considering how scared you were.

He shakes his head and can't believe they all thought you were imagining it, even him. He feels so ashamed, and he will never doubt you again. They know you're stressed right now, and being pregnant, they all assume you are just overreacting to the night sounds and being alone.

They told you it was probably a tree limb hitting the house when a good wind caught it or a nocturnal bird flew into the side of the house, anything that could be easily explained, but never once did they think it could be sasaeng.

He recalls that you never liked to be alone, which is one of the reasons you and Jimin made such a great couple. You both understood each other and took measures to alleviate that fear.

He says aloud, "And that is why you're here, Min." He chides himself for not believing you.

He took out his phone and called the police. He didn't have much of a description to give, as the person was wearing all black. He couldn't even tell if the person was male or female, just that they were thin, tall, and agile.

He leaves a message for Jimin, but it goes straight to his voicemail.

"It's Min. Someone is stalking outside the house. I chased them off. We can talk more when you get home."

He ends the call as he walks back to the living room's sliding glass door and hears you screaming.

He rushes to the glass door, but it's still locked. In shock, he sees a person kicking you. He calls emergency immediately, then he grabs a metal patio chair and tries to break the glass, but you're already on the floor by the time the glass finally shatters. He now knows the person he chased was a distraction so the other could get to you.

He is so angry, thinking how easily he was tricked. Sure, he was used to physically keeping the overexcited fan or the occasional sasaeng away from Jimin at the airport or in public. Still, he never thought in all his years as security that someone would go so far as this. He can hear the person screaming at you. It's a woman!? The form fit that of a woman, and the voice sounded feminine, but something didn't seem right.

Once in, he charges at the person, yelling, "Get the hell away from her!" 

Min fought with all his might, not believing her strength. He mutters under his breath and adds more force to the fight. I don't think this is a woman. There's something off.

He only briefly glimpsed at you when he came in and lunged for the person. Min didn't know how badly you were hurt. He didn't have time to check you. His main goal was getting her away from you.

He fights the woman, leading her into the kitchen in an attempt to draw her away from where you are. He hopes this will give you enough time to get somewhere safe, like the bathroom or bedroom, where you could lock the door.

He was surprised she could fight with such force. He shoved the woman to the floor, and she jumped back up so fast that he didn't see the roundhouse kick coming until it was too late.

He tried to dodge it, but it caught the side of his face, knocking him off balance. He fell, hitting his head on the edge of the granite kitchen counter, and lost consciousness. His world went black as he dropped limp to the floor.

She runs back to the living room and laughs when she sees you're bleeding.

"Good! If I can't have his baby, neither can you!" she runs out the broken sliding glass door.

You hear car tires squeal shortly after she runs out. Someone must have been waiting for her. Why, why did she have to do this? Flashing spots appear before your eyes, and you suddenly feel so tired, so very tired, almost too tired even to breathe.

Right before you pass out, you call softly, "Jimin."