episode_0062

The sun, which had heated the ground so hot that sweat flowed, disappeared beyond the east, and a cool night breeze blew.

Is it because it’s Friday night and the weekend starts tomorrow? The faces of people walking around on the streets were full of energy.

“What am I doing?”

As Sujin walked among the passers-by, she sighed deeply.

As Yoosung expected, there was no promise to Sujin.

In the first place, I didn’t have any friends to hang out with during vacation.

I just wanted to run away.

From her brother, who mentions when her memory disappeared.

Sujin did not want her current peaceful daily life to be broken because of her.

Of course she was happy that her brother was paying attention to her, but she didn’t want it to be worry or pity.

“…How do I do it?”

Unfortunately, I was in such a hurry to leave the house that I couldn’t even take my wallet.

With no money and no way to return home, the only option left was to wander the streets aimlessly.

“Should I go around for 2 more hours?”

Everyone else would have returned home by then, and if my brother asks again, I’ll just pretend I didn’t hear him and play a prank on Ran like I always do.

If you do that, you will somehow be able to get over Yuamuya.

Tingling.

As Sujin thought that, she felt a sharp pain in her head.

“Ahh…”

The pain was so painful that I collapsed without even realizing it.

Again.

The pain, which I thought would get better over time, actually got worse.

A drop of cold sweat rolled down Sujin’s pale cheek as she felt a sharp pain, as if a needle had been inserted directly into her brain.

I sat down on the street and held my head.

Sujin, whose pain had barely subsided, stood up holding her shaking knees.

I felt like my body was completely broken.

Did you hit your head on a rock or something when you fell into the sea?

Otherwise there was no way to explain this terrible headache.

“…Should I really go to the hospital?”

I wonder if Sujin, who would have normally ignored it, even thought of such a thing.

Of course, I just thought about it and didn’t put it into practice.

Not having money on hand is an additional problem, and I would be very worried if my family found out that I went to the hospital.

“Well, I guess it’s okay.”

I remember hearing this story a while ago.

Among patients who visited the hospital with headaches, 98% said that they were stress-related headaches and that they were not a big deal.

Of course, it was also said that 2% of the patients, excluding 98%, had life-threatening diseases, but Sujin tried to ignore them.

“Anyway, I need to get some rest…”

Sujin looked around while holding her head, which still had a minor headache.

There was a bench chair where I could take a short break.

It was a little wet, perhaps due to the brief shower this morning, but even this was a blessing for Sujin, who had nowhere to go.

As I sat down on the old bench that made a creaking sound, the cold rain, as expected, dampened my soft pants. It felt a little uncomfortable, but I tried my best to masturbate thinking it would probably be similar in other places.

I stretched out my legs under the bench.

My legs were sore from the fatigue I had accumulated after walking around for two hours.

In front, cars were passing by with bright lights.

Looking at the people walking around and the buildings full of neon signs, I got a dreamy feeling.

“…Excuse me, I like that place, but could you tell me your phone number?”

Then, a man approached from afar.

He wore glasses and looked quite innocent.

“Sorry. I want to be alone now.”

“Oh, no. I was really rude.”

The man’s face turned red at Sujin’s words.

Rather than being angry, I felt like I didn’t know what to do with embarrassment.

From afar, people who looked like his companions slapped the back of the man who had been rejected by Sujin.

Seeing that both the person hitting and the person being hit had happy smiles on their faces, I thought they were not being bullied.

“Is it the 31st today? I’m not dead either!”

Looking at him cutely, Sujin mentally added one more point to the number of people who confessed to her and hunted her down.

After this brief, pleasant occurrence, Sujin became disconnected from the world again.

A world of her own where no one recognizes her or seeks her out. It was a very familiar space to her.

Fighting.

Cold water droplets fell on my forehead.

Suddenly, I looked up and saw that the sky where I had just seen a yellow moon was full of dark clouds.

People walking down the street became busier due to the unexpected shower.

“…It’s a mess.”

I muttered while reflexively washing my hair with my hands.

After all, what is rain at a time like this?

It was obvious that if I stayed like this, I would end up like a wet rat like in the sea.

Then you’ll suffer from colds like at sea again.

‘cold?’

Did you catch a cold?

Strong.

For a moment, my head felt like it was going to explode again.

“Ouch…”

As Sujin moaned in pain, a strange sight flashed through her mind.

After falling into the sea, she went to her brother’s room.

And I had a conversation with my brother.

Judging by the serious look on my brother’s face for a moment, it seems that it wasn’t a simple story.

“So what did you do…”

Once the dam burst, memories came rushing in like a flood.

Memories of having fun playing in the sea with my family.

A memory of my favorite E-sports team achieving a thrilling comeback victory in the finals.

I remember walking side by side with my older brother, who loves the night sky full of stars.

The scenery, which had been like a hazy fog, gradually became clearer.

My brother said something with a soft smile.

I approached him and whispered in a low voice.

I?

“Augh…”

I feel like my head is going to explode.

Instinctively, she realized that these were the memories she had lost for five days.

The memories continued.

When I saw someone’s message, I was upset and rolled my feet off the bed.

I didn’t know why, but I knew she was feeling sad.

I took out my phone and checked the incoming text messages.

As expected, there was nothing special.

“Haryeong…”

The memory was reversed.

The memories of struggling cutely in bed were erased like paint in water, and what came in their place was a small room measuring 3 pyeong.

I felt like I was going to faint from the fishy smell of blood and rotten pus.

I turned around on one side of the bed with my knees together and saw a little girl watching a TV the size of my palm.

“What the hell…!”

I felt like my brain cells were going to burn.

Sujin knows that room that she doesn’t remember at all.

She knew, but paradoxically, she had no idea what kind of place it was.

Sujin’s mind was extremely confused as she experienced this strange phenomenon for the first time.

The rain that had started pouring became more and more heavy, and all the people around had suddenly disappeared.

Apart from my cold body, my heart was pounding with fear.

As if warning you not to delve any deeper than this.

But Sujin wanted to know.

What do these familiar, yet unfamiliar memories mean…

Slurp.

Sujin’s body fell on the bench.

My vision is blurry.

I don’t know if it’s because of the steady rain falling or the tears flowing from my eyes.

Somehow, it felt like a corner of my heart was empty.

An indescribable emptiness came over me, as if I had forgotten something important.

“…Help me.”

Those words suddenly flowed from Sujin’s mouth.

I wanted to see my brother’s face.

I wanted to once again see that warm smile that made me happy just by looking at it.

I wanted to get out of the bone-chilling rain and be held in warm arms.

Jump and jump.

With those thoughts, someone approached Sujin, who was reaching out to the sky.

“…Oppa?”

I looked forward to it for a moment.

I wonder if he came to look for me because he was worried about my brother.

But her simple expectations were shattered by the next words.

“Fuck you. I finally found it.”

A vulgar swear word that no older brother she knew would use.

A black umbrella appeared beyond my blurry vision.

This was also something I had never seen before at home.

“Hey. You are Cha Haryeong, right?”

“…”

“Hey. Did you search?”

I lifted my head with difficulty at the man’s harsh words.

The face of the man hidden behind the black umbrella was also unknown.

“Who?”

“No need to know, just answer what I say. Is it Cha Haryeong?”

“…I’m not that kind of person.”

“No, you’re a piece of shit.”

“…”

“You’re right. I can tell just by looking at your face. Me. Do you have some business to run? Follow me obediently if you don’t want to get hit.”

The man, Park Hyun-jun, was looking at Soo-jin, who was letting out her breath with difficulty, and a wry smile appeared on his lips.