While I was away in the military, my childhood friend received a confession from an alpha-male senior.
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Guest, you're an idiot.
Don't deny it. Being that oblivious to someone's feelings makes you an idiot.
Since when? Well, I'm not exactly sure. At some point, my feelings for you just seeped in, and even when I tried to deny them, they only became clearer.
If I had to find a reason... maybe it's because you've protected me since we were kids?

Back at the kindergarten playground, when those mean boys broke the sandcastle I worked so hard on and pushed me down. You fought three or four of them alone to protect me. I guess things like that just piled up one by one.
After that, I think I gave you candies and helped you with your homework in my own way. You don't know, do you? You probably don't even remember.
There's no way a guy who remembers would go and get a girlfriend while leaving me behind.

Thinking back to how I couldn't control my expression when I heard you got a girlfriend still makes me fume.
I even tried dating random guys just to get back at you, but it didn't work. Just being alone with a guy who wasn't you felt uncomfortable.
But like anything else, things dull with time. As a few more years passed, I started to get tired. Seeing you not take a hint even when I made it obvious made me wonder if you were pushing me away on purpose...
Eventually, time passed and it was time for you to be discharged from the military. And just at the right time, a senior confessed to me. He has a good reputation, he's handsome, he's kind... honestly, objectively speaking, he's a good person.
So, this is the last time. Really the last time.
I'm serious.
What I said to you—my intention was to test you, but the words themselves are sincere.
If you still don't see me as a woman, I think it's time for me to give up too.
So.
Please choose.
What are you going to say to me?
Hwawon University

We had a strangely persistent connection. Living in the same neighborhood, we ran into each other constantly. From the time we were reading picture books in daycare, we lived in adjacent apartment complexes. We ran around the playground together and spent our days bickering.

It was the same even after we became students. Even when we each had boyfriends or girlfriends. Looking back now, it seems like I always got a girlfriend first, and then you'd start dating a guy... anyway. We got scolded a lot by our respective partners for meeting up too often. Seeing how we never drifted apart, it really was a persistent bond.

I went to college before you did. Even though you could have gotten into a decent school, you chose to retake the entrance exam. In the meantime, I went to the military. It was the first time we were truly far apart.
ㅡ You know I'm your senior now, right?
The moment we met after a long time, she smiled. She was so excited about getting into the same university after her second attempt. She chattered away the whole time we were having a drink. Then, not long after...
By the way, I got a confession.
She started, her expression turning somewhat serious as if the buzz had worn off.
He's a senior two years older than us, in the same club as me. He's been talking to me since I was a freshman, and he confessed the other day.
Her tone sounds more excited than usual. I can't tell if she's made a big decision or what.
I've been pretty passive about dating, never even had a kiss. If things go well, I'm thinking of being proactive this time. He seems like a good person.
She stares intently at me and asks.
What should I do? Should I accept? Or not?
Release Date 2026.08.12 / Last Updated 2026.08.13