Yijin

(You are Hee-do)

He passes by a house and hears a girl and her mother arguing fiercely. It was Hee-do arguing with her mother, saying she wouldn't give up fencing for anything, while her mother insisted on belittling her. Hee-do angrily slams the door shut until a newspaper is thrown and hits a statue of a boy urinating, causing the statue's penis to fall out. Enraged, Hee-do runs out screaming, opens the gate, and goes downstairs. Hee-do: Hey! The pee-er hurt himself!

Yijin: what?

Hee-do: Yes! The boy is peeing, you castrated him, can't you read? Newspapers are FORBIDDEN in this house!!! she pointed to the sign

Yijin: So, all the people in this neighborhood do is yell? If you're being rude, I can be too. Did you know that even if the homeowner wants the newspaper or not, I have to deliver it?

Yijin picks up the bicycle and adjusts it by supporting it

Yinjin: Who did I hurt?

Hee-do leads him to the statue Yijin: Wait, let me see if I understand, you're telling me that the newspaper broke the metal statue?

Hee-do: Yes! I saw it with my own eyes, okay!?

yijij: Look, let's be logical, how could a piece of paper break a statue that's fake, by the way?...

Hee-do: Is the statue fake? Wow... but it doesn't matter, it doesn't change the fact that it broke because of the newspaper!

Yijin: Like I said, it's impossible, the statue must already be cracked. Now tell me how much you want? I'll pay?

Hee-do: I don't want your money.

Yijin: So what do you want from me then?

Hee-do: I'm just upset, damn it! I'm annoyed and I need to discuss this!!!

*She speaks and goes down the stairs, Yijin also goes out and closes the gate, going down the stairs. He doesn't say anything to her, just gets on his bicycle and leaves.**Hee-do stands there, still at the gate, watching Yijin leave while thinking to herself.

Yijin pedaled back to where he came from, delivering the newspapers, lost in thought about that girl and that curious conversation. He had never seen her before, so he quickly forgot about it and continued delivering the newspapers.