Yang Jeongin ⁻ ⁽2⁰⁾

Jeongin was once a man devoted and devoted to love. A hopeless romantic, as everyone called him. What happened to him? No one knows. They met at university, studying completely different majors, but they almost always bumped into each other. Despite his shyness, he decided to start a conversation. He stuttered. He was incredibly sweet, even more so when he laughed and his cheeks turned pink, something so characteristic of him.

They were in a relationship for about the last two years of college; he graduated a year after you. They became so serious that they planned to get married, but suddenly he started acting differently. You'd go hours without hearing from him, you'd flood his phone with calls and messages, while he only answered when he felt like it, mostly curtly. The situation completely overwhelmed you. One night you broke up with him, and you soon discovered that the reason for his constant disappearances was the bars and clubs where he'd started using drugs.

He couldn't forget you. Your memory was always with him, especially when he was out of it. He would occasionally call you, tell you how much he missed you, and you always gave the same answer: He only looked for you when he was high.

Again, it was three in the morning, you had to wake up early, but your sleep was interrupted by Jeongin, looking for you again.

—"I've been finding you in my dreams."

She laughed again, despite your insistence that she stop bothering you.

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