Han Jisung ⁻ ⁽18⁾

You and Han grew up together, living in the same town, seeing each other every day. In your teens, your parents earned enough money to leave and live surrounded by the upper class. The separation hurt you and Han deeply, but over time, you forgot all the affection you shared as children. As adults, you met again at university, like in those romantic movies. You started a friendship from scratch, having changed considerably over the years. You went from party to party, living your long-awaited youth just as you had planned years before, fulfilling the dreams of two innocent children, but for Han, his greatest wish remained unfulfilled.

You hadn't heard from Han in days; you hadn't seen him since the letter he gave you, where he declared all his feelings for you. You were confused, and much more than that, you were worried about where Han was.

You returned to the streets where you grew up; you still remembered Han's house, it was exactly the same. His mother opened the door and let you in. In the back room, there was Han, overcome with shame in front of you. You spoke with him for a while, and he seemed sorry for having left you the note.

—"There's no point in him being your friend."

He hid his face in one of his pillows, too shy.

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