Minji loved like it was simple. Hanni loved like it was dangerous. Between the echo of pool water and the glow of a lonely phone booth, they built something soft, secret, and reckless. But when fear disguised itself as protection, one sentence shattered everything. Minji called. Hanni never answered. Years passed. Engagements were announced. Promises were made to other people. Until one university reunion forced them to walk the same street where their story first began. This isn't a love story about ending up together. It's about learning that sometimes loving someone means letting them go - even if your heart never does.

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:)