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"I just wonder" Chaeyoung swallowed her food "Aren't you mad at your parents for breaking up?" she asked
Sana, who was still chewing, shook her head "Honor your father and mother. It was written in the Ten Commandments"
The two were walking side by side on the street of Myeongdong Market. Eating street foods while having a conversation. Chaeyoung filed for a leave to sleep all day but ended up roaming around Seoul after picking up Sana from the university.
"But isn't that not allowed in the church? They got married and decided to end it" Chaeyoung replied
"There are just a few grounds for divorce that are confirmed in the New Testament and found in the Old Testament" Sana explained
"It's confusing" Chaeyoung
"I just put it in my head that my parents are just human. They have their flaws but I still love them" Sana replied
Chaeyoung smiled, thinking about how Sana always finds a reason to stay positive.
"How about you? Why did they kick you out of your last job?" Sana asked in innocence as she suddenly brought up something just to continue talking
Chaeyoung points her index finger as a part of her expression "Let me guess, Somi told you"
Sana nodded "She mentioned when we were in your uncle's restaurant"
"Well.... That's kind of a crazy story" Chaeyoung replied "We shouldn't talking about that... Ask something else"
"You work as a software developer, but why don't you use applications?" Sana questioned
"What do you mean by that?" Chaeyoung asked in confusion
"You still read the newspaper, you still pay your bills over the counter, and you like talking in person more than sending messages" Sana
Chaeyoung secretly smiled, realizing that Sana had noticed all of that "Automating things will eliminate other people's jobs" she said
"Huh?" Sana
"You see... Whenever I develop an application or create a system, I always think of the dark side of innovation" Chaeyoung
"There is something wrong with modernization?" Sana
"If seven out of ten people decided on reading news using their smartphones, then the demand for newspapers will decrease, therefore those people who's working in the printing industry will lose their job" Chaeyoung explained
