Met You By The Seaside

I thought you promise...

"Who is that guy?"

She asked herself, not knowing his identity. She was still questioning who he could be and thought she would have to find him to learn more about him. She searched the classroom but found nothing. However, in the hallway, she saw the same man standing with a headset.

Rushing over to him, she said,

"Hey, sorry, but what's your name?"

He looked at her with a serious and cold expression and asked,

"Why do you want to know?"

Annoyed, she replied,

"Can't I just ask?"

He responded,

"No, you cannot approach people and ask them a question like you know them."

She pleaded with him, saying,

"Please?"

He gave in and said,

"Fine, whatever. I'm Park Kin-Ho, by the way,"

in a cold tone. She felt relieved that she finally found her childhood friend that she has always have been with but she
feel a bit intimidated by his cold demeanor.

Excitedly, she exclaimed,

"Wait, you're Kin-Ho!? No way, it's me, Seong Kai!"

However, he had no idea who she was. Hearing that he didn't remember her made her feel upset and embarrassed for approaching him. Quickly apologizing, she walked away feeling rejected. She realized that sometimes it's better to leave things unknown than to force them to happen.

As she reflected on the encounter, she couldn't help but wonder why Kin-Ho was so cold towards her. Was it because she approached him without knowing him? Or was there something else going on? She decided to observe him from a distance to learn more about him before approaching him again.

Days went by, and she observed Kin-Ho's daily routine. She noticed that he was always alone and seemed to keep to himself. She wondered if he had any friends and why he was always so distant. As she continued to observe him, she started to feel sorry for him and wondered if he needed someone to talk to.

One day, she decided to approach him again, but this time, she had a different approach. Instead of asking him questions, she started a conversation with him, asking him how his day was going and if he needed any help with anything. To her surprise, he opened up to her and started sharing his thoughts and feelings.

As they continued to talk, she realized that Kin-Ho was not cold, but rather, he was just shy and had trouble opening up to people. She was happy that she took the time to get to know him and was glad to have made a new friend. From that day forward, they became good friends, and she learned that sometimes, it's important to take the time to understand people before judging them.