“Are you doing an existing play?” Maru asked Jungah, who sat next to him.

“We wanted to create our own, but it was out of our capabilities. That was why we made slight changes to the play ‘A Night in June.’”

“A Night in June. That’s an interesting play.”

He combed through his memories. A Night in June was a play about an event that happens in a mountain village. Although there were slight changes in each era, the event that created conflict was always the same.

“Who plays the village chief?”

“Taemin plays it. He’s the one wearing glasses on the far right. He’s great at making himself look bad, so he’s playing the chief,” said Jungah.

The one who borrowed money from the chief, the one whose weakness the chief held, the one who shared a secret with the chief, and the one bullied by the chief — there were various people, but the story would progress after hearing the news of the chief’s death.

“We’re ready!” Sinhye said, poking her head out from behind the curtain.

Maru twisted his leg and buried himself into the chair. Since he had decided to help out, he was going to watch properly with the eyes of a critic.

The fact that they asked for advice meant that they were ready to be criticized. He forgot the fact...