Finally, she arrived. Ha Eun read the plate on the front door.

Kim Residence

The moving truck was parked in front of the house and the workers are busy loading things into it. She used the second path and managed to enter the house. A man in his late forties was busy checking the things being carried away. She recognized him. It was his father. 

"Hello, Mr. Kim," She greeted. Mr. Kim turned around, glad to see the young girl. "Oh, Ha Eun you came! He's upstairs in his room. Go on," He ushered her to the stairs. Ha Eun was not a complete stranger anymore. 

She climbed the stairs and spotted the second room to the left. That's his room. She peeked inside. There he was, stuffing his clothes into a big suitcase. 

"I'm very disappointed." Ha Eun leaned against the door, announcing her arrival. "How can you move now? We just got together again," She said, pretending to sulk.

"You came," Jin greeted her with a smile. He stopped packing. Since that day, they grew closer to each other and reignite their relationship once again. There were times they would spend the whole day together, whether at her house or his house. The activities are either watching movies or play games, sometimes even staying over for the night. They were back to their usual ways. "Sorry. I promised you I'd write you a letter, didn't I?"

She let out a small laugh. Jin took out something from a box and reveals the content to her. "Remember this?"

Her eyes widened. She remembered the teddy bear. "Isn't this... You had this with you?" It was her favorite teddy bear given on her tenth birthday. "Because you spend time with him more than me, I took it and hid it in my closet."

"I cried for days because of that. Kim Seokjin!" They laughed remembering their childhood. The memories of them running around and playing together were still vivid until today. "I'm going to miss you."

"Me too." Jin pulled her into his arms for a hu