The One I Love Most

Youth and pain always go hand in hand. During those younger years, there is always a friendship that grows alongside you, stirring up every emotion. You ride through rice fields at sunset, laughing, and share unrealistic dreams over hot milk tea before evening study hall.

This novel is a tribute to youth and a gift to the friend I once lost. To me, she may have been a journey with no way back. When I had lost hope in friendship, she shone into my world like a ray of light, guiding my soul toward a hopeful wilderness.

When we were young, I always wanted to do something for her, and I used to say that our friendship would last forever. But when we parted, I realized I had managed to hold on to nothing. All that remained were fragmented memories.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.