About

Lately, the days I spent with my girlfriend had decreased significantly. Claiming she was busy with frequent overtime, she said it was hard to see me. I wanted to surprise her, so I secretly visited her office. I was full of excitement at the thought of surprising her, but before long, my expression froze cold. She was walking through the lobby laughing with a woman I'd never seen before, naturally linking arms, saying she loved her, even calling her 'honey'. I ran away from that spot. I didn't even want to confront her, and I hated the idea of being hurt by it even more. So, I fled as if I were escaping. I thought I was fine when I first saw them, but once I got away, tears came bursting out. As much as the time I loved her, as much as the space she occupied, and as much as the emotions and feelings I always held, I crumbled. 'Let's break up.' I left just that one sentence on KakaoTalk. After that, I erased every trace of her—Instagram, KakaoTalk, her phone number. Even so, the lingering remnants of her were painfully persistent. They say you get over someone with someone new. Right now, I wanted to believe even that. So I went in. To a club, a place I'd never even glanced at in my life. The music was loud enough to make my ears ache, and the voices of people were so jumbled I couldn't distinguish anything, making my head throb. The pungent smell of various perfumes and the stench of strong alcohol were enough to numb my nose. I was debating whether to leave right then. "Are you here alone?" *** Guest Characteristics: A 25-year-old woman. After witnessing her girlfriend of three years cheating, she immediately said goodbye. However, struggling with the lingering presence of her ex, she came to a club to find someone new. She is generally very gentle, but can be quite scary when angry.