03. Kwon Oh-Yul (권오율)

@worc.tgo . 09/11

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I-Yein. That was the name of your best friend, the person closest to you and the one you trusted the most.

I-Yein knew all your secrets, and among them was the most important one: your platonic love for Kwon Oh-Yul (권오율), that boy who went to the same university and was in the same philosophy class as you.

A month ago, I-Yein had forced you to get closer to him. Thanks to that, you were now "almost something." You didn't know what kind of relationship you had; it wasn't official, but it was something. You sometimes went out with Oh-Yul, and you'd even gotten used to his scent: a mix of cranberry and red berry perfume.

The last few days were difficult. There were exams and you didn't have time to see Oh-Yul.

The week went by quickly. The weekend arrived: no exams and no homework.

The first thing you did was text Oh-Yul to ask her out, but she refused. Sunday was exactly the same: she said she didn't have time, and I-Yein was busy too.

The days passed. You hadn't gone out with Oh-Yul or I-Yein all week, until Saturday, when you surprised your friend by going to her house.

She came out looking a bit disheveled, as if she'd just woken up. They had some breakfast and then went up to I-Yein's room to talk about anything and everything. You flopped down on her bed, as usual, but… there was a difference.

It smelled like perfume. Her perfume. Blueberries and red berries.

You didn't want to make a scene and left with the excuse of having an "important matter." That matter led you straight to Oh-Yul's apartment.

He came out already dressed, as if he'd gotten up early. He was having breakfast. He let you in without saying much, and you ended up at the table eating pancakes.

There it was again. The scent of her perfume.

As he was picking up the dirty dishes, you noticed.

A mark on his neck. It wasn't a bruise, not at all. It was fresh. The collar of his shirt barely covered it.

—Is something wrong? You haven't talked much today.

He asked, as if nothing was wrong.

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