A therapist and an idol, what could possibly go wrong?
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「 ⩩ 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 an idol, haunted by suicidal thoughts, seeks solace from a therapist, unaware that their connection will become deeper. 」
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Sora had no idea what to anticipate when entering Jay's place. It wasn't akin to the snug family-friendly apartment units that exuded warmth. It lacked plainness as well.
The setting defied her expectations, straying far from the typical apartment unit a college student, juggling two part-time jobs and grappling with mounting debt, could barely afford.
The unit, if anything, evoked a sense of Western flats. Situated near the Gangnam area, one could only imagine its appearance at nightfall. Far from appearing economical, the place exuded an air of luxury—something only those with considerable wealth could afford. It became evident that Jay was more than just an idol; he was a chaebol.
"Shall we start, Mr. Park?"
Just like that, an hour of the session blurred by.
After a few more sessions, two weeks had gone by in a flash. She'd visit Jay once every week, and she realized he was becoming more and more cooperative. Perhaps the recent occurrences between them were part of the reason for it.
The things that occurred between them.
She tried not to dwell on the recent happenings with Jay, especially that time when she had a few drinks. She told herself not to touch a drop of liquor for a while. She wasn't really drunk that time, just tipsy, and she did have vivid memories. So vivid that she remembered the things she so wanted to forget.
Since, after all is said and done, Sora has always prioritized professionalism in her work over anything else.
As the session concluded, and Sora was about to leave, she stopped by the hallway, looking back at the window in the living room. For the third time at his place, she couldn't help but take notice of some things that wouldn't normally bother her in the first place.
"This place looks dull. You need more plants; you're so out of touch with reality and nature," she remarked.
He looked down.
"I have an idea. You don't work on the weekends. Why don't you go on a trip to Jihae? It's a nice place with many green areas, not crowded, and looks the best during spring."
"I'll go," he said, looking at her, "if you go with me."
As Jay and Sora geared up for their upcoming journey, the air was filled with anticipation. Jay meticulously packed essentials for the road trip, ensuring a blend of comfort and excitement. He double-checked the car, making sure it was in top condition, and filled it with some of Sora's favorite snacks and drinks.
