Seven years ago, she misunderstood him and left overnight without leaving a word.
Seven years later, on the first day he moved into a new apartment, the door opened next door and it was him.
Later she found out that he chose this apartment not by chance.
It took them seven years for both of them to learn to stand alone, but they never learned to say a clear word to each other.
All misunderstandings are just one sentence away.
Reader comments
Not everything we miss can be reunited. How many seven years are there in life? The endings of lovers mostly exist in fiction, and being able to achieve a happy ending is also a relief for us who read the book... To us in reality, "Missing it may not be wrong, but it is indeed in the past."
It is rare to encounter such a very slow-paced story, with a sense of flowing slowly, and the author has his own unique narrative style.
It's good to watch, but it really feels like watching a mime. This is the only novel that has no voice in my head. It's really slow-paced. Of course, people in real life, please be brave. We may not be so lucky. We can meet "him" again after many years. Don't let yourself regret it. Be brave and speak out. It doesn't matter if there is no result. At least when you think about it in the future, you will feel that you were super brave at that time [Sending Hearts]
I feel that the details are handled very well, and the small movements and language during the reunion of the male and female protagonists really touched me.
Not bad. Watching it gives me the feeling of watching idol dramas or Korean dramas when I was a kid.
A collection of plain and true, slow-paced life books.
The protagonists are quite sullen and can hold their breath!
So stable, feels light, so stable, like Capibala.
There is no boss, no daughter, the character setting is very life-like, and the plot is very stable.
I think the writing is quite good and the emotions are described very delicately. Why is there no rating?
Not everything we miss can be reunited. How many seven years are there in life? The endings of lovers mostly exist in fiction, and being able to achieve a happy ending is also a relief for us who read the book... To us in reality, "Missing it may not be wrong, but it is indeed in the past."
It is rare to encounter such a very slow-paced story, with a sense of flowing slowly, and the author has his own unique narrative style.
It's good to watch, but it really feels like watching a mime. This is the only novel that has no voice in my head. It's really slow-paced. Of course, people in real life, please be brave. We may not be so lucky. We can meet "him" again after many years. Don't let yourself regret it. Be brave and speak out. It doesn't matter if there is no result. At least when you think about it in the future, you will feel that you were super brave at that time [Sending Hearts]
I feel that the details are handled very well, and the small movements and language during the reunion of the male and female protagonists really touched me.
Not bad. Watching it gives me the feeling of watching idol dramas or Korean dramas when I was a kid.
A collection of plain and true, slow-paced life books.
The protagonists are quite sullen and can hold their breath!
So stable, feels light, so stable, like Capibala.
There is no boss, no daughter, the character setting is very life-like, and the plot is very stable.
I think the writing is quite good and the emotions are described very delicately. Why is there no rating?