Soojung talks about him like he puts the stars in the sky. (She even looks at him like that too.) Jongin believes she deserves the moon, the sun and all the stars in the sky. (He wonders if he can give her that.) Too busy battling with reality; they don't realize that their love is as boundless as the galaxy.

notes:

Wow, wow, wow. This story was really, very, immensely, insanely good. Like the story, and the morals and the lessons in this masterpiece really shone and pulled through in the end. There's so much going on here - life, friendship, love, family. But it was written very neatly and everything was in order and not in chaos. The characters were really realistic too, I could relate myself to Jongin and the hardships they had to go through and the thoughts that surrounded him all the time. It's all very sad now that I think about it, the whole story I mean. But the ending was lighthearted and it made me feel good. 

The only downside to this was that there are a lot of grammatical mistakes and errors that littered the whole thing, but still, the storyline really got me and I just had to continue reading to reach the end. It's still a nice read and it's all worth it in the end. It's touching and heartwarming and it's what a story should be, honestly.