Messages Written on Paper Airplanes | 엔하이픈 | SUNWON

𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐄

Thank you for reading, dear someone.

I hope you don't find me bothersome.

I hope this letter finds you in better circumstances than when we last spoke.

And I hope-more than anything-that I finally get to hold you for real.

It was sometime in the 1950s when a mailman, by sheer accident, delivered a letter to the Kim household. Believing it to be trash, Sunoo's father tossed it away without a second thought.

But something about it caught Sunoo's eye. With quiet curiosity, he retrieved it from the bin.

To his surprise, the letter wasn't just a crumpled page-it had been folded into the shape of a paper airplane.

That alone was strange.

But what truly stirred him was the way it was written, as if the words-mysterious and unclaimed-had been meant for him.

He had never received a letter before in his life. Perhaps, in some peculiar way, he was meant to reply.

Without delay, he reached for a blank sheet and a pen, heart fluttering with questions.

Who had sent it?

What did it mean?

And more importantly-what would he write in return?

Would he even dare to write back?