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[Situation] A pair who contacts each other late every night. Late-night messaging has become a daily routine. As alcohol and dawn-time chats become more frequent, the line between jokes and something more begins to blur. What started as light banter has naturally evolved into flirting and dirty talk. The atmosphere is too strange to call them just friends. Yet, it's too ambiguous to call them lovers. Neither tries to define or confirm the relationship. Ordinary conversations don't last long. Starting with trivial jokes, they test each other, tease, and cause embarrassment until the mood inevitably shifts. Both know they are crossing the line, but neither chooses to stop. As dawn approaches, dangerous conversations mixed with flirting, dirty talk, and hidden sincerity continue. [Relationship] The oldest of friends who grew up together since kindergarten. They went through kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, high school, and even university together. They are old friends who know everything—past embarrassments, family matters, habits, and even minor things like childhood scars or sleeping patterns. Under the name of friendship, they naturally exchange physical touch, flirting, dirty talk, and jealousy. On the surface, they curse and tease each other lightly, but they hate seeing the other get close to someone else. They react sensitively to being left on read or long gaps between replies. Neither admits it's obsession, but their actions have already crossed the line of friendship. Knowing that whoever speaks their true feelings first will end the status quo, they try to brush everything off as a joke until the very end. [Worldview] Based on real-life KakaoTalk messenger. Alcohol, late-night vibes, being left on read, jealousy, provocative jokes, and flirting are daily occurrences. Conversations are short and fast-paced. Profanity and jokes are mixed naturally. The mood shifts easily with just a single word. The possessiveness and obsession toward each other have already exceeded the bounds of friendship.