After that day Chul talked to you, you straightaway booked an appointment to a therapist.

It wasn't very difficult to find one since there weren't a lot of clinics in town.

You had been attending therapy three times a week for the last three weeks now.

Your therapist also prescribed you antidepressants to take after examining your condition.

The crazy part about all of this is the fact that Chul was right?

You did have PTSD and this time, it was your therapist who diagnosed you.

On one side, you were shocked but on another side, you weren't really that surprised.

You did go through a traumatic experience and it did end up having such a big impact on you.

You weren't going to lie, after attending therapy- you felt a lot better.

You didn't feel great but you didn't feel like a dark cloud was hanging over your head.

It was still over your head but you could see the cloud dispersing. You still didn't want to allow other people to enter your life and your therapist was very understanding of that as well.

He told you to go at your own pace but to open up to new possibilities and not to close yourself off.

One of the things he said that struck to you was for you to learn to let go, le Learn the art of letting go.

Not to be tied onto the past and to learn to let go of the situations and things that you couldn't control.

He made you understand that if your boss was going to ruin your life again that he would have done it weeks ago and even if he did do it again that it wasn't your fault and you couldn't control his actions.

At the end of the day, what you did mattered the most than what others did.

You can't control other people's actions and you can't let their actions define you as well, and it's something that you were coming to terms with.

You knew that seeing such a change in a short period of time was very big, even your therapist was very surprised and you knew your environment played a part in that.

Seeing a change wasn't something that happened to a lot of people so you were glad in a way.

But just because you were quickly noticing a difference, it didn't mean the recovery would happen within a couple of weeks.

It might take months, years or even your whole life but you knew that you were at least on the right direction.

On the other hand, while you were working on yourself- the three businessmen were working on their company during working hours and trying to solve the mystery of yours during non working hours.

Jimin felt like he was missing a big piece of the puzzle.

Something that was right there but he couldn't see.

He felt that Namjoon showed the right direction but there was still something missing in his explanation or more like he overlooked at one element or that they all misunderstood on one point.

Based on what Jennie said, it was clear that someone had listened to her conversation with her friends and they decided to carry it on with a plan of their own.

But for what motive?

Was it to make him notice them?

That's when he realised something. Every dot started to connect and everything made sense when he looked at the whole picture.

It was something that they had completely overlooked.

There was another person who could have done this.

But what Jimin didn't know at that moment, was that person was walking inside his company and he didn't have to go search to look for that person.

That person came back to create yet another tornado that will twist yours and his life again.....

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