“How come no one stopped a stranger from entering my room?”
The fiancé who returned from war after two years had completely forgotten about her.
April, whose heart was no longer loved by him, decided to muster her courage and try to draw him back. She wanted him to fall for her once again.
“To be honest, it bothers me a little.”
Kyle found himself constantly thinking about April.
“I keep remembering that crying face.”
His friend Joseph, seeing Kyle’s turmoil, decided to stir him up.
“Then what if Miss April no longer loves you…”
Joseph couldn’t finish his sentence and closed his mouth. Kyle, who had just set his empty glass down on the table, was now glaring at him as if he might burn him alive. The hand holding the glass trembled with anger.
“What did you say?”
Kyle spat out each word, as if chewing them.
Like clothes getting soaked in a drizzle, yet with a breathless tempo, the two drew rapidly closer.
Even if memories were lost, love made their hearts race first—could the two choose each other again?
