The bright yellow sun slightly rose in the sky. Red and orange colored mixed together showing the start of a new day.

Two angels got up and gazed out their balcony doors.

The two of them washed up for the day. After washing up, they opened their balcony doors and stepped out.

They felt the sun’s warmth. A smile stretched across both of their faces feeling the comforting warmth from the sun.

One spread his wings and flew off while the other stayed where she was.

L.Joe arrived at the meadow again. Like the day before, Hwayoung wasn’t there. His heart sank a little, but he kept faith that she was going to show up.

“She’ll definitely show up. Just because we’re from two different realms doesn’t mean that we can’t be friends, right?” L.Joe said to himself. “Right, we can still be friends even if we’re from two different realms.”

L.Joe looked up at the other side of the barrier that was empty. He scanned the area then looked up at the sky. There still was no one is sight.

“Hwayoung, can’t you come?” He wondered out loud.

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Hwayoung gazed into the distance with longingly in her eyes. She heaved a sigh and leaned onto the railing.

“Byunghun, I hope you’re not at the meadow waiting again.” Hwayoung whispered hoping that L.Joe wasn’t waiting for her again.

“I don’t want you to waste your time on waiting for me when I’m not going to come. Byunghun, please don’t wait for me any longer. I won’t come.” Hwayoung hung her head.

A light breeze blew past her making her look up at the almost clear blue sky.

“Byunghun, please don’t keep waiting.” Hwayoung pleaded.

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The sun was high in the sky. L.Joe was still in the meadow waiting for Hwayoung. He made up excuses on to why Hwayoung wasn’t there because no matter what, he believed that Hwayoung was going to come and see him.

However, it never happened. L.Joe was forced by Dasom (telepathically) to go back home. It took quite some convincing to have him go back, but he did.

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