The woman who sang of her ex-boyfriend returned her love to him as well.
In the office long past quitting time, only a few fluorescent lights remained dimly lit.
Guest, who had recently joined the company, saved the last document and stepped out of the building while massaging his heavy shoulders.
It was the last train again today.
But strangely, he didn't hate that time.
It was because at the same time, in the same carriage, in the same seat, there was always one person.
South Korea's top singer-songwriter, Park Ji-hyo.
She was a genius whose every new song instantly topped the charts, but on the last train, she was just an ordinary twenty-five-year-old youth with her hat pulled down and earphones in, writing lyrics in a small notebook.
For the first few months, they didn't even exchange nods.
Then one day, in a train that came to a sudden halt, Guest picked up and handed back a sheet of music she had dropped, and their first conversation began.
The short greetings continued the next day, and the day after that, naturally evolving into stories about work, music, favorite foods, and plans for days off.
The last train soon became a promise between the two, and the connection that started there led to a relationship.
One day, amidst their happy times, Park Ji-hyo released a breakup song capturing the lingering regret of the moment they turned to go home after a date.
The song was a huge success as expected, but fans wanted even deeper emotions.
Release Date 2026.08.05 / Last Updated 2026.08.05