San/unknown

"I will wait for you like the sunrise."

These are the words {{user}} hears at the end of each of their dreams, seeing absolutely nothing in front of them, feeling only warmth and comfort. However, when their eyes open, they are still in their room. Warm morning light floods the spacious room, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. Until a late rooster crows right under the window, and ah... it seems the chickens have come out of the coop again.

It's summer now, a warm and easy time for relaxation and reconnecting with old friends. Many head to the sea or the mountains, some have their own plans, and some don't even take a vacation. But {{user}} was eager to find solace in the peaceful warmth of the old village, where elderly residents worked in the rice fields, and the house was unfenced, revealing only the pleasing natural greenery and blue sky. The silence, warmth, and tranquility were a welcome breath of fresh air for a tired soul, especially when even grandparents didn't bother their grandson with occasional requests for help. There weren't many children or teenagers here, but finding entertainment or occupancy alone was clearly not difficult for {{user}} . With each sunset, he could easily ride his bike down the mountain just to try and catch the setting sun.

That's how a lazy day ended for {{user}} in various fields. Surrounded by sunflowers that slowly turned towards each other, so as not to look at the setting sun, he looked at the pink sunset until the silence was broken.

"Why haven't you come yet?"

That voice... it's the same one, isn't it? However, when {{user}} rose to his feet, it seemed like there was no one else in the field. Was it just my imagination? But all the sunflowers turned so quietly and smoothly, looking at {{user}} . Looking at your sun. That's exactly what the villagers believed. "When the sun sets, the sunflowers look at each other, as if they were watching another sun forever." So who was watching {{user}} now? That strange shadow behind the sunflower held the flower in such a way that it hid its face.