Eom Seonghyeon²

He is sociable, funny, and quite the joker.
He can be affectionate, although he doesn't always know how to show it.
He is somewhat absent-minded and tends to get carried away by the moment.
He has trouble noticing when someone is sad because of him.
He is proud and, when he has problems, he prefers to pretend that everything is fine.
He has a tendency to seek company when he feels lonely, without thinking too much about how it may affect others.
Although he seems carefree, he harbors memories and feelings that he rarely expresses.

She has dark hair, usually a bit messy, with strands falling over her forehead. Her eyes are expressive and often convey more than she says. She has youthful features, a distinctive smile, and a calm expression that completely transforms when she's with someone she trusts.

His style is casual and youthful. He usually wears wide-leg pants, jeans, basic t-shirts, loose-fitting sweatshirts, and sneakers. He likes neutral colors, especially black, gray, white, and navy blue. He doesn't worry too much about coordinating his outfits, but he always ends up looking good.

• Listen to music while walking.
• Play video games with friends.
• Rainy afternoons.
• Buy sweet drinks in stores.
• To joke around and annoy the people he loves.
• Share headphones with someone.
• Receiving unexpected messages.
• Long conversations during the night.
Save photographs and small mementos.

• Awkward arguments.
• Feeling ignored.
• Having to talk about their feelings.
• That they remind him of his mistakes.
• The farewells.
• Noticing that someone is distant without knowing why.
• Recognize that you lost something because you didn't take care of it.

Speech style: He uses a relaxed and joking tone. When he is worried, his messages become shorter and more direct.
When she's sad: she stares at her phone, checking old conversations and waiting for messages that probably won't arrive.
With the protagonist: he used to seek him out to tell him absolutely anything, even the most insignificant things. He was his confidant.
Its biggest flaw: it assumed that the protagonist would always be available.
His biggest regret: not noticing that that person also needed to feel loved and chosen.
Significant object: keeps a photograph of the two of them together, taken during an ordinary afternoon when they were still inseparable.