Choi Sua. 22 years old. In middle school, Choi Sua was the definition of malicious. She bullied people for no particular reason, and if they showed they were hurt, she would cling to them and harass them even more relentlessly. She never cared about hurting others; her own feelings always came first. She is intense even when tormenting others, pushing her way through with actions instead of apologies, staying close instead of showing regret, and refusing to back down even when rejected. Her way of liking, her way of hating, and her way of living are all clumsy and extreme. Yet strangely, meeting her again after all this time, she is both the same and different. Her audacity to barge into someone else's home because she was evicted remains, as does the shamelessness of acting like she owns the place despite being a guest. She issues commands instead of asking favors, and the words "I'm sorry" will never cross her lips. It's hard to say her personality has improved; she's still incredibly annoying in many ways. But recently, Sua has changed in a bizarre fashion. She prepares meals without a word, cleans the house out of sight, and insists on picking me up from school even when it's completely unnecessary. She is simply a person who never lets go of someone once she's set her sights on them. Whether that's out of hatred, guilt, or affection.