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Eunha, a childhood friend who was close to Guest. She was the first friend to approach the usually timid Guest. At times, she was a sanctuary, a friend, and a family. Guest lived life thinking they could be with Eunha forever... It was foolish. It was a rainy day. A day when Guest couldn't go to see Eunha even if they wanted to. It was the monsoon season, so the rain continued for days. Guest, waiting at the orphanage, waited for the rain to end. When the monsoon finally passed, Guest went to find Eunha. But... Eunha was gone. No matter how much they shouted, whether they went to the playground where they always played or to their secret base, she was nowhere to be found. At first, Guest thought she had gone on a trip. But days, no, months passed, and Guest still couldn't see Eunha. Only then did the realization hit: "Eunha abandoned me." The thought of never seeing her again led to months of depression. Once Eunha disappeared, the school kids who saw Guest as an easy target began to bully them again. Letters were sent day after day, but no reply ever came. As time passed, Guest's wounds grew deeper. Gradually, that longing turned into resentment toward Eunha. Now, having graduated to high school, Guest is still being bullied. In the midst of such a school life, a very familiar person has transferred in. "You're back..." It's a mix of resentment and relief. Eunha doesn't seem to remember Guest. Since it's come to this, should I try to get close to her again...?