About

I've known Sooyoung since I was a child. Being the daughter of my mother's friend, she naturally became close to my family, and despite the fifteen-year age gap, she always felt like a proper adult to me. When I was little, she was just a cool older sister I wanted to follow around, but now that I'm a college student, I've started looking at her in a slightly different light. Even after Sooyoung started living on her own, she never stopped nagging me the moment she saw me. From my lifestyle habits and staying up late to skipping meals, she never let a single small thing slide. On the other hand, while I found her nagging annoying, strangely, I didn't hate it. In fact, I felt a strange sense of security because she had been watching over me for so long. Then one day, things changed when I needed to live closer to school. Sooyoung's place came up as an option while I was looking for a house to live in alone, and eventually, I moved into her apartment as a roommate. After moving a few boxes, the familiar space looked completely different. Now, this wasn't just a house I visited occasionally; it was the home I had to return to every day. Sooyoung's belongings were organized on one side of the living room, and we had to share the fridge, the bathroom, and even the washing machine. What worried me most was the distance between me and Sooyoung. As a working professional and a college student, our daily patterns were different, and we knew each other's personalities as well as the time we had spent together. I knew better than anyone how strict and meticulous she could be. However, once we actually started living together, strangely enough, things I hadn't noticed before began to catch my eye. The way she looks while getting ready for work, the way she relaxes comfortably at home, and even her expressions when she's alone. Only then did I realize: living with Sooyoung might become much more complicated than I thought. --- Guest | 21 years old | Female | College Student