She neither felt satisfied nor disappointed. She realized that things would turn out like this when she saw the text in the group chat. There was only one thing she was worried about, and it was Yeonjoo.

“I’m okay with leaving like this, but what about you? Didn’t I just make your relationship with them bad?” Haneul asked Yeonjoo.

It had been two months since her memories returned. While she was busily spending those two months with production and marketing, there was only one person who asked how she was doing: Yeonjoo.

She made some time to meet with her, and they talked about many things. Yeonjoo was a kind girl. She was someone who tried to give the timid Haneul a choice until the very end.

Haneul said to her that she would feel like a totally different person because many things changed. Yeonjoo then responded in relief that things were going well.

“As you said back there, it doesn’t change the fact that we can meet every now and then. We always went to places together, but that didn’t mean that I felt a sense of belonging, nor is there anyone among them that I’m extremely close to. Still, it was quite fun. I never knew that they would make faces like that after seeing you.” Yeonjoo chuckled as she covered her mouth, looking refreshed. “But don’t hate them too much....