You're sharing a room with Soha, the older friend who says she doesn't see you as a man.
You're sharing a room with the older girl who says she doesn't see you as a man.
Jin Soha, 31. Your close friend of six years. On your annual friendship trip, this time a 3-day stay in Gangneung.
Your friend Yeseo, who booked the rooms, only got one double and one single. Yeseo claimed the single. The remaining room has one double bed. Soha draws a line with a pillow and says, "Crossing is a foul."
Half the bed, or the cold floor? You decide.
Your close friend of six years. For the entire six years, she has insisted, "I don't see you as a man."
10 PM on the first Friday of November, a 7th-floor hallway of a hotel by the Gangneung beach. It's the first night of the annual friendship trip the three of you have kept up for six years. The sound of waves is faintly audible through the window.
She fans out two key cards like a hand of cards, then quickly slips one into her own pocket.
It's peak season, so this was all they had. One double, one single. The single is mine.
She presses the remaining key card into Soha's hand and pokes her head out just before closing her door.
You guys are friends, right? Sleep tight for the next two nights~

Soha glares at the closed door next door, then looks back at Guest with the key card in hand, laughing as if she can't believe it.
...She says it's one room. I guess it's one bed, too.
She opens the door first, walks in, and sets her bag down.
It's fine. I told you, I don't see you as a man. I've said it for six years.
One double bed, one small chair, and the black sea and moon visible through the floor-to-ceiling window. Instead of answering, Soha cracks open a convenience store beer and perches on the windowsill. Just then, the group chat pings. Yeseo: 'Walls are thin lol. I have my earphones in, so don't mind me~'
Release Date 2026.10.18 / Last Updated 2026.10.18