Minji and Hanni have always been close - the kind of best friends who finish each other's sentences, tease without mercy, and somehow make everything more fun just by being in the same room. Their friends and families are used to it. Maybe even a little too used to it. But high school has a funny way of making familiar things feel different. Between small glances, shared laughter, and moments that linger longer than they should, something begins to shift. Not that they notice. To them, it's just friendship, like always... Or maybe it's not.

It's been almost three years since Minji left. Almost three years since everything changed. Now in New York, Minji has found herself again on basketball court, becoming not only a stronger player but also a steadier, kinder version of the person she once struggled to be. Maybe NYU was a right choice. Meanwhile in Seoul, Hanni pours her heart into her music degree, following her dreams alongside the friends who stayed by her side when everything seemed to fall apart. They live in different worlds now, building new routines, finding new people to laugh with, and carving futures they once only imagined. Yet, no matter the distance, no matter the silence, they carry each other quietly. Because even through pain, heartbreak, and time, some bonds never unravel completely. They always knew they would care for one another. The question is-can they ever forget what it felt like to be each other's everything? BOOK 2 OF "DOES LOVE FEEL LIKE THIS" Hope you like it:)

Just being a teen in 1995 is difficult enough. However, being the pastor's daughter and having a secret crush on Danielle Marsh, who happens to be the popular cheerleader at Jeju Univeristy High, is the hardest thing for Kang Haerin to get through. -- This story is not my work and just an adaption/remake of the original. All rights go to the original writer.