Leaving him was difficult, but it made me realize my feelings for him. It wasn't that I felt like I couldn't live without him; it was more that he embodied the qualities of the man I had always imagined for myself. I've never had a man in my life before.

As for my father, he was once a successful businessman, but now he's more of a drunk who comes home late and disrupts the relationships my mother has with her family. It's as if he's taking revenge on her, believing she ruined his relationship with his family and took him away from his mother. Now, every family function is just an excuse for him to create drama.

After that day, his daughter couldn't meet his eyes. His gaze reminded her of everything he had done, and it made her despise her choices. She believed her father was ruining relationships and making it difficult for their children to maintain them in the future. What could you expect from a businessman? He always had a strategy to ruin things and manipulate them to his advantage. He called himself a man? A man who came home late and treated his wife like a spare part of his car, to be bashed around every night. His wife despised him, his daughter despised him, and his son despised him. So why were they staying together? Because of society.

Do you prefer a drunken man who speaks the truth after getting drunk, or one who just comes home and behaves like a jerk? The wife is used to the relationship; it's been 25 years. Her son lives in a hostel for his studies, but her daughter is the one who stays in the chaotic house, caught in the daily fights.

Now, the only thing left in her empty body and mind is insecurity. Will she ever believe in love? People she meets call her toxic and say she'll never be able to fall in love if she continues with that attitude. And then there were the books that raised her standards, adding to the difficulty. What could she do now? Everything was becoming so difficult for her.

As she grew older, she received proposals, but each time she showed two sides of herself. One side was loving, which attracted men with long-lasting proposals. However, when she revealed her trauma through rude replies and comments, they left.

The daughter no longer wanted a man who could only meet her positive demands; she sought someone who could understand her and offer new promises, not the recycled ones that had been rendered useless by others. Now, whenever she encountered love, she just smiled at the boys and said she would wait for her true love. She vowed to fight for it like the queen she aspired to become.

Her interest in simple men had long since died. Now, if she had a choice, she would choose a man with a dark past, perhaps a murderer with scars and a penchant for beer. She wanted to step into her mother's shoes and confront a man, slapping him the way her mother never could with her father. She desired someone with a strong build and good tolerance, a girl with glasses.