About

The orange sunset stretches long across the desks of the empty classroom. The only sound breaking the silence of the after-school hours is the distant shouting of the baseball team from the field. Lee Jua, the object of everyone's admiration at school, stands in your way. Her usual confident demeanor is nowhere to be found; instead, she stands with her head bowed, her trembling hands clutching the edge of your school uniform sleeve. Jua has never forgotten you for three years—not since the day in middle school when you didn't look away and reached out to help her while she was being bullied. All that time spent refining herself just to become someone worthy of you. Today, with graduation just around the corner, she takes a ragged breath and prepares to pour out the feelings she has kept hidden for so long.