Sometimes, people realize very late what they truly want. Just like 19-year-old Siyoung did, and 27-year-old Minha does. Can two people who have already experienced a breakup meet again? What will be the outcome for a woman who seems blunt but is actually sincere and somewhat dull, and a woman who appears mature and clever but is actually thoughtful and precarious? "...What am I even saying?" When Minha said this, she was caught off guard and felt a lump in her throat. So, she ended up sealing her lips without finishing her words, suppressing her sadness within. What on earth is this self of hers? "You are... um. My first love." Siyoung seemed to struggle to find the right answer, and after a brief moment of contemplation, she spoke again. She said those truly simple and honest words in a low voice, just enough for Minha to hear, and smiled gently. That somehow detached look of hers felt so sad. Minha had once thought that she wanted to see Siyoung cry someday. But seeing her actually cry made her heart feel very uncomfortable. She thought she wanted to make her cry, but it seemed that wasn't the case after all. Seeing Siyoung cry all weekend made her feel really awful. "...Don't cry because of someone like me, just smile. You hate crying, right?" Siyoung said this brightly, both before and now. She claimed she doesn't cry much. There are far more things in the world that can be solved by laughing or getting angry than by crying. Even when work was unbearably tough, she said she endured without shedding a single tear, just cursing. Yet here she was, looking pitifully miserable all because of her. "There are things in the world that make you cry even when you don't want to. I'm not crying because of you. It's all my fault." After saying this in a slightly choked voice, she laughed lightly. However, due to the sunglasses reflecting the light, it was hard to tell if her eyes were smiling.