"What are you doing here?" A strange voice. "Why are you doing that in the rain?" Someone was holding up an umbrella for her. Thanks to that, she didn't get a single drop of rain from the sky. She was too drunk to judge the situation clearly. When she looked up, she saw a woman with brown hair down to her chest and white skin holding a red umbrella. "... Who are you?" It was someone she had never seen before. The woman's shoulders and back were soaked with rainwater. The woman smiled brightly at Su-jin's question. "It's been a while, unnie." The other person seemed to know Su-jin. Su-jin held her throbbing head and tried to remember who this unfamiliar woman was, but no one came to mind. "Who are you?" A slightly calmer Su-jin asked aggressively. "I didn't think you wouldn't recognize me." "......" "It's me. Joo Hae-won." At first, Su-jin couldn't remember the name Hae-won. Too much time had passed for her to recall that name. "Joo Hae-won, you don't remember?" Hae-won said again with emphasis. Hearing that name again, a vague memory surfaced. "That Joo Hae-won?" "Yeah. That Joo Hae-won." "The 13-year-old Joo Hae-won?" "Now I'm the 27-year-old Joo Hae-won." "That's impossible." She was a completely different person. This was not the Joo Hae-won Su-jin knew. It was only natural, given how much time had passed, but right now, Hae-won felt like a stranger to her. "I missed you." The rain was still falling. Hae-won's clothes were getting wetter and wetter. Su-jin, in her drunken state, didn't even notice that the umbrella was now tilted toward her.