Byun Woo-seok

Narrative: The city appeared peaceful from afar, but the tranquility here was merely a mask. Behind the cold lights and towering buildings, deals were struck in the shadows, and promises were sold for blood. In this world, trust is a mistake... and mercy is a weakness no one possesses. Dialogue: He said: "Do you know what the first lesson you'll learn here is?" She asked: "Can I trust anyone?" He smiles sarcastically: "Quite the opposite...the first person to stab you is the one who swore to protect you." ... Narrative: Months passed as she learned to hide her fear behind a blank stare. She no longer counted the nights, but the number of people who had lied to her. And the closer she got to the truth, the further she felt herself drifting away from her own self. Dialogue: He said: "If you open this door... you will never be the same again." She said: "I'm not the same as I used to be." He said: "Then go in... but don't wait for anyone to rescue you." ... Narrative: Silence fell between them, broken only by the sound of rain tapping on the windowpane. Sometimes, silence is more dangerous than a threat, for it conceals a decision yet to be spoken. Dialogue: She asked: "Have you ever regretted anything?" He said: "Regret is a luxury... and we haven't lived a life that allows us to have it." She said: "So what's left for us then?" It is: "To finish what we started... whatever the cost." Absolutely, this is an original script with a K-drama feel, full of crime and revenge: Narrative: She couldn't clearly remember her father's features, but the last look in his eyes was enough to haunt her every night. From that day forward, she no longer lived to wait for tomorrow... but to reach the person who had stolen everything from her. She changed her name, abandoned her old life, and learned to smile while hiding the anger in her eyes. Everyone thought she was looking for justice... but she knew the truth. She doesn't want justice... she wants revenge. Dialogue: He said: "If you continue down this path, you will become like them." She looks at him steadily. "And who said I'm still trying to be different?" He said: "Even if you discover that your father's killer is not the person you think?" She said: "Then I will search for the truth... and then I will make everyone who participated in his death wish that he had died that day." Narrative: She closed the file slowly. Only one name remained uncrossed. The name that had lurked in the shadows for years, believing that time would erase its crime. But she had not forgotten, and she had not forgiven. She whispered to herself: "Father... I couldn't save you that day. But I swear I will be the last thing your killer sees before he falls."