A second chance

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As the country reeled from the shock of Jina's death, an unexpected event occurred that would change everything.

Sunghoon, who had once saved Jina from jumping off a building, was no ordinary individual. Haru possessed a rare and ancient gift: the power to bridge the gap between life and death, but he had always kept it a secret, using it only in the most needed circumstances.

Haru had never forgotten the night he saved Jina. He had seen the torment in her eyes, the deep sadness that mirrored his own past struggles. When he heard the news of her death, his heart sank, and he knew he had to do something. Guided by a sense of duty and the connection he felt with her, he made his way to the Han River.

Upon reaching the bridge, Haru discovered Jina's letter tied to the railings. He read it with a heavy heart, moved by her pain and the injustices she had endured. As he finished reading, he knew what he had to do. Closing his eyes, he called upon the ancient spirits, asking for their guidance and strength.

The air around Haru began to shimmer with a soft, otherworldly light. He held his hands over the water, chanting softly. Slowly, the water began to ripple, and a figure emerged from the depths. It was Jina. She looked around, confused and frightened.

"Jina, my name is Sunghoon. I have the power to bring you back, to give you another chance at life. But you must promise to use this second chance to find happiness and to fight for yourself and others who are suffering."

Jina, overwhelmed by the chance she never thought she'd have, nodded tearfully. "Yes, I promise. Please help me."

With a nod, Sunghoon continued his chant, the light intensifying until it enveloped both of them. When the light faded, Jina laid on the ground, alive and breathing, as she woke from a long sleep. Sunghoon exhausted but relieved, smiled at her.

"Your journey is far from over, Jina. Now, go and change the world."

"Thank you, Sunghoon, I won't waste this chance."