I decided to write this fanfic because the character of Start-up's Han Ji Pyeong has pulled my heartstrings so hard. Both Han Ji Pyeong (the character) and Kim Seon-ho (the actor) feel like Terry Grandchester - my most favorite childhood character i...
With worn out sleeves and tired shoulders, in the same place every day
I'll never again know memories of such passionate love
You who made me smile sometimes but has now faded, I miss you
One day, let's meet by chance at least once
Like that dazzling day when we said goodbye
Even if we don't recognize each other
And we pass by each other with unfamiliar footsteps
Let's just leave it like that
It was a dream that has coldly disappeared and will never come back
I was so young and lacked a lot, it's a pity
One day, let's meet by chance at least once
Like that dazzling day when we said goodbye
Even if we don't recognize each other
And we pass by each other with unfamiliar footsteps
Let's just leave it like that
I can't just let go of the dreams that always remained in my heart
To me who turned around once again, call out my name
In the far future, if we meet again in different times
I hope we can say we lived dazzling lives
Even if I have completely forgotten you
Let's start again slowly, just like then
That dream..."
One day by Kim Feel. Start-up's OST.
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"I did tell lies. Yet, the lies were never meant to hurt you. Back then, I was too young to realize that lie hurts, even with the best intentions. These lies hurt you, and also stab my own heart. I was wrong, no matter how the time flies, as to me, there are certain things I couldn't change. But you have changed?"
I'm sorry, Dalmi!
Han Ji-Pyeong
Dalmi has been fixing her eyes on the familiar handwritings for a very long time. Tears are welling up in her eyes, and soon she finds herself weeping helplessly. Her heart is aching so much, making her almost impossible to breath. She feels like a tangled ball of wool, knotted with pains. Such a short letter, so few words, but so much is said. The implications of Ji-Pyeong's succinct statements overwhelmed her.
15 years ago, "Nam Dolsan" wrote her his last letter, which isn't very different from this one. Back then, he had wrote "I have something I need to do in Seoul. I won't be able to write you anymore. It will be sad for a while, but you know how the time flies. One day... you will look back on this and have a good laugh. You will forget me. I wish nothing but the best for you!" The same straightforward and short sentences that had shattered her world. Just like 15 years ago, Han Ji-Pyeong's handwriting letter with a few words is once again turning her world upside down.
