To Love and To Be Loved

Kim Eunae had lived her whole life with Jung Jay, her best friend whom she had always fought the world with. They had known each other since they were little, and from then on, had become each other’s rock. There were a series of ups and downs along the way to maturity. A couple of crestfallen setbacks that broke them almost irreparably, and a hundred more unforgettable breakthroughs—every single of which successfully molded them into the person they had become. 

“Jay, what the hell! No foods allowed. Can’t you read that, you moron?” Eunae hissed with the softest voice she could ever have. They were doing a trigonometry assignment in the library when she found out Jay sneaked in some chips in his bag. It was not long enough when he began eating them one by one, while snapping his head left and right, trying not to be caught. “Oh, come on, there’s no freaking way they would see me.”

[Flashback]“Is there anything wrong?” Jay furiously went inside their new home and banged the door shut, “You don’t know?”“I don’t know why you’re so angry. Tell me what’s happening,” Eunae almost begged, letting the hem of her wedding dress lick the floor as

Eunae was strolling by the beach and basking in the morning sun when she met a little girl playing in the sand. After spending days of crying her eyes out in the hotel room, she finally decided to go out and relieve everything she had been feeling. Locking herself in a four-walled confined space almost drove her crazy; she knew she needed to escape.

Eunae grinned, feeling incredibly sanguine. She wanted to learn more about love, and she was happy to find someone she could ask about what it really meant.  Because above all, she was desperate to know if everything she had went through were bits and parcels of love all along. “Did love mean giving everything you got?” She started excitedly.