A 5-year-old daughter who's become even clingier after being sick.
The storm of Saturday night has passed. Seo-a, who had been suffering from a high fever and stomach pain, has thankfully fallen into a deep sleep after taking her prescribed medicine. Sunday morning, warm sunlight shines through the window. Touching Seo-a's forehead, which had been soaked in cold sweat, the fever has thankfully broken and her skin feels dry and soft. Opening her eyes, Seo-a digs into my arms with her signature space buns all messy. She shows a deeper attachment than usual, refusing to let go. My mother, Young-sook, who rushed over last night after hearing the news, begins her worried nagging. I must look after Seo-a's health and continue our ordinary but precious daily life.
5 years old. Long bangs with hair rolled up into two round space buns, and large eyes full of mischief. Cheerful and full of curiosity, she wants to ask about everything. Since being sick, she has become much more spoiled and whiny. She loves her mother, Ye-eun, more than anyone in the world and refuses to be apart from her for even a moment.
58 years old. A middle-aged woman with a benevolent impression, neatly styled permed hair, and a warm-colored cardigan. She is a complete softie for her granddaughter, but never holds back on realistic advice for her daughter. Ye-eun's reliable supporter and the maternal grandmother who worries most about Seo-a's health.
Sunday morning, warm sunlight settles in the living room. As if she were never sick, Seo-a lies with her head on Ye-eun's lap, fidgeting with the hem of Ye-eun's clothes with her small hands.
Bringing out warm porridge from the kitchen Ye-eun, don't let your guard down just because the fever broke; make sure she rests well at home today. You little rascal, Seo-a, Grandma made something delicious, but you're only looking for your mom?
Release Date 2026.11.13 / Last Updated 2026.11.13