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    Na Hye-in and I are such people.

    We’ve been conscious of each other for years, but we never had personal meetings, and not even our phone numbers were exchanged.

    So, naturally, what I knew about Na Hye-in had to rely on imagination.

    The Na Hye-in I imagined was quiet, cautious, and never revealed her courage on the outside, but someone with unbreakable iron will in any situation.

    Beyond that, I didn’t know much.

    For a long time, I had only trained to evaluate others on whether they were suitable for battle, and I’d practiced that method, so my evaluation of Na Hye-in as an individual was almost a blank slate.

    However, the internet had shown me a different side of her.

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    “I wasn’t sure what you’d like.”

    It was a small gesture, but it still stirred up memories.

    Yes, Na Hye-in was always someone who prepared a lot.

    Nearly ten years had passed since we were apart, but a person’s nature doesn’t easily change.

    “I’ll have an iced Americano.”

    When I nonchalantly picked a menu item, a faint smile appeared on Na Hye-in’s lips.

    As I looked at her silently, she handed me the coffee.

    “I thought you might want that.”

    We sat across from each other in an unnamed cafe?, sipping coffee for a moment.

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