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First off, I want to thank you for lending some time to read this. Thank you for subscribing and letting me know what you feel about this epistolary that I made. This won't be made if it wasn't because of Chloe Cheng, the author of Ante Meridiem. I was so grateful that I've found a gem worth so keeping, a book worth reading.

This book is about suicide, like Ante Meridiem, how we must take it very seriously. I've watched a lot of movies lately about suiciding and I've known a lot of people doing it these days. My english is not really that well but I want to try hard to do so because I want people to take notice of it. I want people to know that suicidal people shouldn't be neglected. Not just them . . . All of us shouldn't be neglected. We should ask the people around us how they are and what they are feeling. We should know how much they are suffering so we could help them.

In Bobby's case in my story, he felt so guilty by not listening to Hanbin's problems. That everytime Hanbin will tell him something, he won't take it seriously. Bobby got depressed by it and Hanbin was there to assure him that it wasn't his fault. That him being miserable is not Jiwon's fault. He wanted to ask Hanbin if he was having some thoughts of suiciding but can't because he's afraid to know that his bestfriend really wants to end everything right there and then. (see how he talked about something and Hanbin will tell him that he is push and pull.)

You can read this story in chronological order if you want.

I'm not saying that Hanbin had thought of suiciding when they lost in WIN. This is just an illustration of how hard they were struggling. What if Hanbin really