Sakura said yes when Juri; her long-time best friend, coworker, and editor of Arts & Culture at Bungeishunjū Publications, begged her to help cover her interview.   As the head of IT, Sakura’s experience was limited to interviewing potential hires.      

Sakura decided that she will marry Eunbi when she was in her father’s study, surrounded by dusty books, thick stacks of papers detailing state policies and the cloying, sickening scent of lilies clinging to the corners. Eunbi decided that she will marry Sakura when she was in a hospital, sitting beside her gray-faced father and surrounded by sick patients, occupied beds, the incessant beeping of life support machines and the sharp, almost sweet scent of disinfectant. They haven't even

Eunbi's girlfriend had a bad day so she cooks her favorite food, offers to wash her hair and cuddles her.   Yup

Kwon Eunbi and Miyawaki Sakura broke up. Her hoodie is the only solace that tied Eunbi to Sakura now.

Sakura and Eunbi disappear for a few days and return with a useless, crying, chubby, small human who takes all their attention and energy. Their pet cat, Maru, is not amused.

Flu season returns, and Sakura is the first to fall victim to it. But that's okay, because she and Eunbi have promised to always take care of each other - through thick and thin, in sickness and in health, whether it's seven days or seven months.   Yep.

Flu season has claimed its latest victim: Eunbi’s roommate, Miyawaki Sakura. But it’s fine. She’ll get her dressed, bring her to the hospital, and everything will be okay. Things are totally under control. Right???

Hotshot movie director Miyawaki Sakura is known for two things: her avant-garde movies and her reclusiveness. For the first time in years, she makes an appearance at a red carpet event. The motive? Her leading lady is one of the front runners in the Best Actress category. The secret? She’s not just the leading lady of her latest movie.