A Reborn Confession in a Candy Wrapper

Reborn with a heart full of regret from her previous life, she finally sees the tenderness beneath the boy's awkward mask: the patience he hid while explaining problems, the concern he concealed when snatching snacks, the most precious light she had once pushed away with her own hands.

This time, she seizes her chance to start over, only to find that happiness is always wrapped around shards of glass from her past life. When he ruffles her hair, she remembers him saying, "Let's just be friends." When they walk side by side at sunset, the image of him holding an umbrella for someone else in the pouring rain keeps flashing before her eyes.

The gears of family upheaval seem to be turning again, and the inertia of fate frightens her. But this time, she won't let go. Looking up at the same awkward boy, she smiles softly. "This time, I'll stand by you and face it all."

From missed chances to holding tight, from tentative steps to honesty, they heal each other while carrying the scars of their previous life. Every sweet moment is steeped in the relief of having something back after losing it; every tear holds the stubborn resolve never to repeat the same mistakes. It turns out the best kind of being reborn is finally learning how to grow beautiful flowers from the wounds.