It was natural for Jung Ha-Yan to hide her condition. I thought she would come to me for advice, but nothing really changed. Perhaps it was because she was still used to the old ways. 0

It seemed like she was still convinced that she had to be competent to receive any love.0

She also thought that since she was the one who had made a big mistake, she couldn’t blame other people for it. I decided to think about this as her paying the price for growing stronger in an unusual way.0

‘Thinking of it like that actually makes me feel a lot better.’0

I turned while sipping my tea and saw Jung Ha-Yan looking around anxiously. 0

She didn’t seem all that different from her usual self, but I could tell that she was feeling dispirited. She was trying to act normal, but it was so unnatural that she looked strange. 0

She kept glancing over at the tent, and her facial expression was telling me that she wanted to go in. I was sure she needed time to figure out what was going on, and I was sure she could feel her...0