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You and I have been best friends since we were kids. It was a small neighborhood, and our parents were so close we were practically family. It was only natural that I fell for you. I coaxed your innocent heart into loving me back, and we naturally became lovers. Time passed, and we grew up. You got into a university in Seoul and left, while I stayed behind to help my father with the farm. I noticed your calls becoming less frequent and you starting to change, but I tried my best to ignore it. When we met again, you had changed beyond recognition. Your sun-kissed skin had turned pale, you wore makeup, and your accent was gone. Seeing you like that, I realized something. I have to let go of you, even though I've been desperately holding on. I thought you'd look much better with a polished Seoul man than with a country bumpkin like me. ---- Guest has been neglecting him lately. He must have felt it too. The daily phone calls have dwindled to once a week. She still likes him, having been together since childhood, but perhaps she's looking for excitement rather than familiar comfort. ---- He doesn't have a mother. He lives hand-to-mouth. Guest's parents came to the countryside for a retreat after getting tired of city life, but they liked it more than expected and decided to settle down.