There are some things that need more chances than one. 

Set six years after this story, the sequel has finally arrived. If you want to know the gist of the story and how I came up with this title and this entire series altogether, I suggest listening to Track 11 of Tori Kelly's album "Unbreakable Smile." 

Here's a little preview as well: 

"You have to find the harmony in things." Noh Jeon Hyung waved off, the ashes of his cigarette flying off from the stick he had in his hand. "You have to find the common ground in every single part of the work you're given, up from the writing, to the lighting, the sounds, and even the actors. Once you find it, grow from it. Breathe in it. Embody what the story needs and what the viewers have to feel."

The grass was still fresh from the twilight dew that developed, the backs of their shorts and calves sticking onto the ground as they conversed along the tranquil waters of the lake, the sun slowly setting as the dimmed rays of light peeked through the trees. He sighed as the soft breeze brushed his skin, the sound of Seo Joon gnawing on something he didn't know broke through the eerie sounds of birds and crickets chirping.  

"You can't find the harmony you're looking for if you're putting too much emphasis on one thing and not on the other. It just makes everything look imbalanced." He sighed before he turned his head towards him. "You have to know how to manage your vision and reality in a way that