reflection

6

Two days after Jung died.

The car was speeding, Mr Song-ho was on his way to school to commemorate Jung at school, after this incident, Jung's father became depressed.

He was really saddened to learn about his friend's condition, but there was nothing he could do, he could not bring the body or soul of a dead person.

He couldn't do anything about it.

When we got to the school, he told his driver to stop. I think the ceremony had started.

When he got to the school, he told his driver to stop, I think the ceremony had started.

When he got there, some of the teachers were greeting him and when the principal started to speak, everyone fell silent.

When the ceremony was over, he lit himself a cigarette to calm down a little.

As he smoked his cigarette, Jung wondered why he would take his own life.

He was a nice guy, his father said he got on well with everyone.
He said it wouldn't hurt anyone.

But it didn't sound very convincing, Jung knew him by name, there was a magic evil in him.

"Excuse me, sir."

Mr song-ho turned around and looked at the person who called out to him, a young girl about 19 or 20 years old.
The girl continued

"You can't smoke here, this is a school, students may be disturbed"

He threw his cigarette on the floor and crushed it. "Sorry, miss."

The young girl smiled at the other person and said, "Thank you for heeding the warning."

Mr Song Ho returned her smile.

"Chinsun!"

She looked back, "you need to come urgently," he said, tugging on her arm.

...

"That's the only thing that was missing " he said.

In the news it was said that Jung was actually killed and did not commit suicide, but this is absolutely a lie because what they said did not add up.

"Sir, what are you going to do now?"

Mr song-ho thought for a moment, what could he do, why had he promised his friend that he would find out what Jung's real reason for committing suicide was?

While he was thinking about this, his eyes fell on the news again.

The person who killed Jung's killer had been put in jail, the girl's name was Eun and the court would decide what would happen.

"I think I know what we're going to do."

"Find out which prison Eun is in and we'll pay her a little visit," he said as his deputy looked at him with questioning eyes.

"Yes, sir," he said and left.

Mr Song Ho's phone rang when his assistant left. It was Jung's father.

"Did he see the news?"

"Yes, unfortunately, I'll do some research on the matter, don't worry."

"I hope you can find it. I trust you."

After hanging up the phone, he took a breath. Whoever this person was, he was camouflaging himself really well.

He probably went to the same high school as Jung.

...

"What exactly do you want from me?" said Eun rudely.

Mr song-ho remained calm and said, "How did you think jung was killed?"

"Ajushi, this is none of your business"

"Well, then you explain it to me," he said, showing the paper to Eun. "Don't you think it's weird that you're texting Jung's phone even though he's dead?"

Eun quickly stood up, "I didn't do it."

"Don't lie."

"I'm not lying."

"Then who's behind this?"

"Hyong suk!"

"What?" Mr Song-ho said in surprise.

"You heard him. He told me he was the killer. He even had proof."

Hyong suk, the name was familiar from somewhere, he had seen him before and the teachers did not speak well of him.

When Mr Song-ho was leaving the prison, Eun told him one last thing: "No one believes me except Chinsun."

He came out of there completely and took some air, just then he saw Chinsun, whom he had seen before at school.

Mr Song Ho came up to him and said, "Hello."

"Hello Ajushi, we meet again"

"Yes, again."

Mr Song-ho's plan is clear. He'll get Chinsun on his side and expose Hyong's crime.