The days following the heated argument in the Kim mansion were marked by a cold and uneasy silence. Y/n remained in her room, isolating herself from her parents and the rest of the family. She had made it clear that forgiveness would not come easily, if at all.

Jungkook and Kevie were plagued by guilt, unable to shake the feeling that they had irreparably damaged their relationship with their daughter. They shared their concerns with their respective partners, who were equally distraught by the situation.

One evening, as they gathered in the living room to discuss their next steps, Namjoon proposed a plan, one that was born out of desperation and the belief that it might be the only way to mend their fractured family.

"We need to convince Y/n that Minhyuk and Nayeon have moved on from her," Namjoon suggested, his tone somber. "She cares deeply about them, and if she believes they're better off without her, it might push her to consider reconciling with us."

"I don't think it's a good idea, she deeply seems to be bonded with them. This would break her from the core" Jin stated with a hint of concern.

"We won't know until we give it a try" Jennie spoke in.

The idea hung heavy in the air, but the rest of the family reluctantly agreed that it was worth a try. They couldn't bear to see Y/n so broken, and if this ruse had a chance of softening her heart, they were willing to take it.

That night, Jungkook,Kevie, Taehyung, Namjoon along with Hoseok gathered in Y/n's room. She looked up from her book, her expression guarded, as they hesitated to broach the sensitive topic.

"Y/n," Kevie began cautiously, "we need to talk to you about something."

Y/n's eyes narrowed, suspicion evident in her gaze. "What is it?"

Jungkook took a deep breath, his voice trembling slightly. "We heard from Minhyuk and Nayeon recently."

Y/n's heart skipped a beat at the mention of their names, her concern immediately piqued. "What about them?"

Kevin continued, struggling to maintain eye contact with his daughter. "We found that they've decided to move on from their relationship with you, Y/n."

Y/n's world seemed to crumble in an instant. Her second family, the people who had brought her solace and happiness, were supposedly moving on without her. The pain that gripped her heart was nearly unbearable.

Tears welled up in her eyes as she whispered, "Why? Why would they do that?"

Kevie chimed in, her voice trembling with feigned sympathy. "They mentioned that they felt it was best for everyone. They didn't want to hold you back, Y/n."

Kevie added, "They said they didn't want to burden you with their problems anymore. They care about you, Y/n, and they want you to be free."

The room was filled with a heavy silence as Y/n processed the news. Her mind raced, torn between the family she had been born into and the one she had chosen for herself.

Jungkook reached out to touch her shoulder, his voice softening. "We know how much you cared about them, Y/n, but sometimes, people have to make difficult decisions for the sake of their own happiness."

Y/n felt a profound sense of loss and heartache as the weight of their words settled in. Her second family, the people who had meant the world to her, had supposedly moved on without her. She couldn't help but feel abandoned and broken.

With a heavy heart, she nodded, unable to find her voice. The room was filled with a suffocating sense of deception, as the family had resorted to lies in an attempt to win back their daughter.

As Y/n lay in her room that night, tears streaming down her face, she couldn't help but feel a deep sense of betrayal. The belief that Minhyuk and Nayeon had moved on without her left her feeling utterly shattered.

Her heart ached at the thought of losing the second family she had found in them. She had trusted them with her deepest fears and insecurities, and the idea that they no longer wanted her in their lives was a pain she couldn't bear.

In the days that followed, Y/n's isolation deepened. She withdrew further from her parents and the rest of the family, unable to shake the feeling of abandonment. Her room became a sanctuary, a place where she could retreat from the world and nurse her wounded heart.

The family, burdened by the weight of their deception, watched from afar, torn between the desire to mend their relationship with Y/n and the guilt of the lies they had spun. They knew that the path to reconciliation would be long and arduous, but they were determined to do whatever it took to win back their daughter's trust.

And as Y/n grappled with the belief that her second family had moved on without her, the fracture in her relationship with her parents seemed deeper than ever, leaving her feeling adrift in a sea of heartache and uncertainty.

The news of Minhyuk and Nayeon supposedly moving on without her continued to torment Y/n. Loneliness gnawed at her heart, and the pain of feeling abandoned by the two people who had been like a second family to her was nearly unbearable.

Her days became a monotonous cycle of solitude. She barely left her room, finding solace in the music that had always been her refuge. The songs played on, a reminder of happier times when laughter and companionship filled her life.

One evening, as Y/n sat by her window, gazing out at the moonlit garden, her thoughts wandered to her past. It was a subject she had avoided for a long time, but now, with her heart heavy and her sense of self shattered, she couldn't help but revisit the memories of her childhood.

In the stillness of the night, her mind drifted back to a time when her parents had been different when they had still made an effort to be a part of her life.

She remembered the days when they used to take her to the park, push her on the swings, and cheer her on as she played on the jungle gym. Back then, her parents had been her heroes, her protectors, and her biggest supporters.

But as she grew older, their priorities had shifted. Their careers had taken precedence, and their once precious family time had dwindled. Y/n had been left to fend for herself, to navigate the complexities of life without the guidance and support she so desperately needed.

The loneliness of those years had left scars that ran deep, and Y/n couldn't help but wonder if her parents had any inkling of the pain they had caused. She had craved their attention and affection, but it had always been just out of reach.

As the memories flooded back, Y/n's tears fell freely. She mourned the childhood she had lost, the love she had longed for but never received. It was a pain she had buried deep within herself, but now, in her solitude, it resurfaced with a vengeance.

The family drama that had unfolded since her return to the mansion only exacerbated her feelings of isolation and brokenness. She couldn't bring herself to trust her parents after their lies, and the belief that Minhyuk and Nayeon had moved on without her felt like a betrayal she couldn't bear.

Meanwhile, in the living room of the Kim mansion, the family was locked in another heated discussion. The guilt and tension in the air were palpable as they grappled with the consequences of their actions.

"We can't keep lying to her," Jin argued, his voice filled with desperation. "It's tearing our family apart."

Yoongi nodded in agreement. "We need to come clean, no matter how painful it might be. Y/n deserves the truth."

But everyone apart from Yoongi and Jin remained hesitant. They feared that revealing the truth might push Y/n even further away, and they were desperate to avoid losing their daughter for good.

"She's already so broken," Kevie whispered, her eyes welling up with tears. "We can't risk pushing her away."

Jungkook added, "What if she never forgives us? What if she decides to leave us forever?"

The room fell into a heavy silence as they grappled with the weight of their decisions. The truth was a double-edged sword, and they couldn't predict how Y/n would react.

Back in her room, Y/n continued to wrestle with her emotions. She felt like a lost soul, adrift in a sea of pain and uncertainty. The wounds of her past and the betrayal of her present weighed heavily on her, and she couldn't see a way out of the darkness that had enveloped her life.

The nights were the hardest. As the moonlight streamed into her room, casting haunting shadows on the walls, Y/n would find herself lost in a sea of tears and regrets. She longed for the family she had once known, for the love and support she had so desperately craved.

But as the days turned into weeks, Y/n's isolation deepened, and the gap between her and her parents seemed insurmountable. She couldn't bring herself to trust them again, not after the lies they had told.

And so, the family drama continued, a relentless cycle of guilt, deception, and desperation. Each member of the Kim family grappled with their own demons, as they tried to navigate the treacherous path towards reconciliation.

But in the midst of it all, Y/n remained a silent and broken figure, a wounded soul searching for a way to heal in a world that seemed determined to keep her in the shadows.

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