The Consequences of That Night

WHEN SHE TOLD HANA THE RESULTS, SHE STARTED CRYING in desperation, knowing exactly who was the father and how did it happen.

Their parents, Hyeon and Yun-Hee came right when they discovered, they were pissed but also happy, they tried to make Hana tell them who the father was, but she cried and said that he was dead for her and that she didn't want to talk about him ever again.

At first, she didn't want the kid, but her parents and Mira convinced her to keep it, saying that no matter what the father did to Hana, the kid was innocent.

Mori was also happy with the news and worried about his little sister, but he couldn't make it to Harvard, because he was full of work to do back in Seoul.

After discovering about the whole situation, the director of the university told Hana to stay quiet at home, taking care of herself and of the baby, and assured her that when she's ready, she would still have her rightful place at the university because he couldn't let such a talented girl getaway.

One more month passed by and she discovered that she was waiting for a boy, and when she heard his little heart beating, she realized that it was real, that she was going to have a baby boy.

She also realizes how happy she truly was with her soon-to-be-born son.

After a lot of thinking, she announced to her family that she was going to name the baby Taeyang-Hae.

It was a complicated and dangerous pregnancy, so she had to be extra careful, and her sister stayed by her side all the time.

No one in South Korea knew about her pregnancy, once she asked her family to keep it a secret.

She was worried that Kaden would discover, once his father knew hers, and she didn't want that to happen, or things would get extra complicated.

When she was in the seventh month, she had a car accident and Tae-Tae ended up being born sooner because of It, she gave birth to him literally on Christmas.

He was premature, but thankfully healthy.

The same couldn't be said for Hana, who became sick after giving birth, but after three months at the hospital, she became healthy again.

Tae-Tae almost didn't cry, he was, surprisingly, a quiet child, just like his father to Hana's surprise.

One year after that, he was already talking and almost walking, which was a big surprise.

She contacted the director of Harvard, to know if she could already start studying, and he agreed but told her to take it easy.

As time passed, she became certain that she gave birth to a little genius, but what worried her the most was the fact that he was becoming a clone of Kaden, but with red and wavy hair.

He was identical to Kaden when he was his age, and his golden eyes didn't help it at all, and Mira, who lived with her and took care of Tae-Tae when Hana was studying, was the first one to notice.