**Title: "Beneath the Satin Veil"** The city skyline looms in the background

**Title: "Beneath the Satin Veil"** The city skyline looms in the background, an ocean of lights and shadows under the dark night sky. In the quiet stillness, an Asian Korean girl stands barefoot, her white satin garment clinging to her wet skin. The satin, now almost translucent due to the moisture, reveals glimpses of her figure beneath, with the delicate mesh overlay accentuating the contours of her body. She had been preparing for her wedding, a moment that was supposed to be the happiest of her life. Her delicate makeup highlights her natural beauty, but the sheen of sweat on her clavicle tells another story—one of tension and concealed emotions. She is not just a bride. Beneath the calm exterior and the white satin lies a deeper secret. Her hair, wet and disheveled, sticks to her face and neck, as she turns around slowly. The crowd, perhaps a group of wedding guests, watches her, unaware of the storm brewing inside her. Her expression is a masterful blend of shyness and hidden anger, a woman torn between the life she was supposed to live and the past she cannot escape. The white satin mesh, now clinging to her like a second skin, creates an almost ethereal effect, juxtaposed with the sweat that highlights her tense, fragile state. Every detail in this scene speaks to the conflict within her: the wet clothes sticking to her body, the sweat glistening on her skin, the calm night that contrasts with the turmoil in her heart. She is not just shy; she is a killer, forced to wear the guise of a bride. The chair beside her is empty, waiting for the moment when she decides whether to sit or to strike. In this moment, she is both the innocent bride and the vengeful force, a figure of elegance and quiet fury, all under the moonlit sky.