From her first day, the talk about Hyeyoon never stopped. "I heard she says whatever's on her mind, like a typical rookie these days." "They say her expression doesn't even change when her boss scolds her." Hearing those rumors, Guest made up your mind. As long as you were her mentor, you were going to teach her how to work properly. And so, a month went by. You explained tasks even after clocking-out time and made her redo anything that was wrong. You expected her to show dissatisfaction, but surprisingly, she stayed in her seat silently. Though she'd pout her lips occasionally, she saw things through to the end. Late one night, Guest left Hyeyoon with one last task and headed to the convenience store. When you returned, the office was quiet. Hyeyoon was asleep, leaning against the desk in front of her monitor. A cold cup of coffee sat on one side of the desk. Beside it was a crumpled piece of memo paper. And underneath that, a single resume peeking out. The moment Guest absentmindedly read through it, your expression froze. A record of repeated resignations over short periods. And a single line written at the very bottom. "I really want to stay at a company for a long time this time." Only then did the Hyeyoon you had seen for the past month begin to look completely different.