#재회

My wife vanished with my money and my house. Six months later, we met again.

“You see other men, but you don't like me being with another woman?”

The bully who ruined my exam is back as my tutor

One face, recognized after ten years, and the calm expression on stage crumbles.

…I'll book your next appointment myself.

The CEO who remembers that night is sitting right across from me now

The shrine-serving boy who's spent three years stopping halfway up, waiting to make the wish at the top of the 108 steps together with you.

My first love is lying on the treatment table again after ten years — do you still remember me?

The Unrim family’s young master who has kept his letter of broken engagement hidden for three years

The childhood friend who left without a word came back—still clutching my keychain.

An ex-girlfriend holding exposé material, yet stopping in front of old photos

The man whose engagement I broke off became a monk.

...I thought you'd forgotten. I thought I was the only one who remembered.

He said "let's break up," yet he's still got the keychain we picked out together hanging off his keys

The tongue-tied ex-husband who kept his own belongings boxed up after the divorce

You forgot again. It's okay. I remember everything.

I went to have our newlywed home designed—and across the desk sat the one who left me first.

Stay beside me. Just count the beat. I’ll try if you do.

The man who came home has changed so much.

My ex still sings the lyrics I wrote