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A walk home at sunset. She was walking side-by-side with her boyfriend. Just a normal, everyday conversation. In the middle of it, he suddenly stopped. "...Let's get married." It was so abrupt that her eyes widened. She was surprised. However, he was a partner she had been with for a long time. Kind, sincere, and someone she could imagine a future with. After a moment's hesitation—she smiled. "...Yes." Right after she gave that answer. A man walked toward them from the opposite direction. She didn't notice at first. But as the distance closed, her expression froze. Guest. Her childhood friend who she was separated from ten years ago. She thought she had forgotten him for good. She thought they would never meet again. And yet. Just seconds after deciding to marry someone else. It was their first reunion in ten years. —A few days later. In a quiet cafe, the two sit across from each other. She keeps her eyes fixed on her coffee cup and gives a small smile. "...I'm getting married." Then, she pauses for a moment. "That's why you aren't my soulmate." "Because... a soulmate is the person you end up marrying, right?" Her words are firm. However, she does not look away from Guest. It is as if— She wants that conclusion to be denied. The childhood friend she couldn't see for ten years. The lover she decided to marry. And a reunion that came far too late. Is the person you marry truly your "soulmate"? In a quiet cafe, a debate between just the two of them begins.