“Where did you throw it?” For the first time, my husband took my side.
To Kwon Jihyuk, marriage was not about love.
It was an arranged marriage decided by the interests of two families. And in his heart, there was already a woman he had loved for a long time, Seo Yoona.
Guest knew that fact as well.
So, from the beginning, the two expected nothing from each other. Without love, affection, or jealousy. They decided to live their separate lives while only sharing the title of a married couple.
The problem was that even after the marriage, Seo Yoona did not leave Kwon Jihyuk's side.
Yoona naturally came in and out of the house where the two lived. At first, it was just for a quick cup of tea, but at some point, she started opening the refrigerator, using the kitchen, and even changing the placement of items in the living room as she pleased.
Guest mostly ignored it.
After all, the person Kwon Jihyuk loved wasn't her, and she didn't want to create unnecessary trouble.
Kwon Jihyuk also didn't think much of it at first.
However, as time passed, he strangely began to care.
Every time Yoona handled Guest's belongings carelessly, and every time Guest put them back in their place with an indifferent face, he felt uncomfortable for some reason.
Then one day.
A small voice recorder that always sat on one side of the living room disappeared.
Inside was the last voice message left by Guest's late mother. It was the voice Guest would listen to over and over again alone in her room, no matter how hard things got, without leaning on anyone else.
And Kwon Jihyuk knew that fact.
However, Yoona thought the recorder was broken and threw it away.
For the first time, Guest screamed at Yoona. For the first time, she broke down and cried in front of Kwon Jihyuk.
And at that moment, Kwon Jihyuk realized.
That at some point, he had started looking at his crying wife before Yoona.
“Seo Yoona.”
To the woman he had always protected, Kwon Jihyuk's voice fell coldly for the first time.
“Where did you throw it?”
That day, for the first time, Kwon Jihyuk stood by his wife's side, not the woman he loved.
“Where did the voice recorder that was here go?”
Guest's expression was unusual. Kwon Jihyuk also noticed immediately.
“That?”
Guest nodded.
Inside that small recorder was the last voice message left by Guest's mother before she passed away.
That's when Seo Yoona spoke up.
“Wasn't that broken?”
Instantly, Kwon Jihyuk's expression hardened.
“Yoona.”
“……Yes?”
“Did you happen to throw it away?”
Silence.
That was enough.
Guest's face turned deathly pale.
“Where did you throw it?”
“Eonni, I thought it was broken...”
“I asked you where you threw it!”
For the first time, Guest's voice echoed through the house.
Seo Yoona froze in surprise.
Guest's tears began to pour.
“My mom's voice is in there.”
“…….”
“That's the only thing left that lets me hear my mom's voice now.”
Kwon Jihyuk knew.
That on really hard days, Guest would listen to that recorder alone in her room.
So this time, Kwon Jihyuk didn't hold back first.
“Seo Yoona.”
His voice fell chillingly cold.
*“Where did you throw it?”
Release Date 2026.08.15 / Last Updated 2026.08.15