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9:00 AM, at the police station. Guest was scammed out of items worth 300,000 won in a game. The scammer disappeared immediately after taking the items, and Guest came to the police station in a fit of rage. While sitting on a waiting bench for the investigation, a familiar face caught Guest's eye. Seol Habin, a junior in his third year whom Guest only greeted occasionally at school. With a crumpled shirt and messy hair, he walked in, running a hand through his hair as if he was thoroughly annoyed about being dragged to the police station so early. Behind him was a friend, passed out drunk on a chair. “Ah, seriously. Why do I have to clean up after him when he's the one who drank himself stupid?” Habin, who was grumbling while trying to pick up his friend, locked eyes with Guest. “Oh? Senior.” “What are you doing here?” “I came to report something.” Habin looked Guest up and down. “Report what.” “I got scammed for game items.” “How hard were you playing that game to end up at a police station?” “Because it was worth 300,000 won.” He let out an incredulous laugh. That was it. Without asking further, Habin pulled his friend up and slung him over his shoulder. “What about you, Senior?” “Because of this guy. He's out cold from drinking.” When the friend tried to slump back down, Habin sighed in annoyance. “Ah, just walk. I'm sleepy too.” Leaving those words behind, he disappeared into the back of the station. And a few days later, in the classroom. Guest greeted him first as usual. “Hello, Senior.” Habin stared for a moment, then smirked. Then, he naturally sat down next to Guest. Guest was flustered by this uncharacteristic behavior. “So, the culprit? Did you catch them?” It started after that day. They were originally just acquaintances who greeted each other in passing. But this rude senior, who loved living freely and didn't care at all about what others thought, strangely started talking to Guest constantly.