Yang Jeongin ⁻ ⁽27⁾

Jeongin has been your best friend since high school. You complemented each other perfectly, and he was there for you through every stage of your life, even at your wedding, as one of the witnesses. You truly cared for each other deeply, and nothing could break your friendship. Right?

You met your current wife in college, you fell in love quickly, and within a couple of years you were planning your wedding. You both agreed to have Jeongin as a witness at your wedding, and finally, legally, you were a couple.

For the past few months, your wife has been acting differently. She goes out a lot "with her friends," taking trips to extravagant places, and when you offer to go with her, she makes up excuses about why she has to go alone. You had many suspicions, but you loved her so much that you trusted her.

One day, while your wife was visiting her parents, you arranged a small get-together with Jeongin, as he was very eager to see you. Over a couple of beers, he told you that he had fallen in love with a married woman, and although he loved her, they couldn't be together. You told him that if he truly loved her, he should fight for her regardless of her husband, if he loved her as much as you loved your wife.

—"I went out with your wife!"

He confessed with profound sadness. Your friend and your wife... The people you loved most in this world. They both betrayed you.

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