The day she was stalked, she hid in a cake shop.
The clerk’s voice sounded so familiar. It was the reading-camp host she had been infatuated with for three years.
The pervert she couldn’t get away from after moving into her home turned out to be a college student with a terminal illness, nearing the end of his life.
Then she ran into her ex-husband, who had brought their son along to beg her to get back together.
So this was what it meant to like someone: it started with jealousy.
But what exactly did she feel for her?
In this vast sea of people, where could two ordinary thirty-year-old women possibly end up?
Standing alone in the kitchen, drinking cold water and watching her and her family of three enjoying their happy life, she suddenly wondered: Which of them was the fate she couldn’t escape?
This is a song of ordinary people, written by ordinary people.
It’s about meeting, about inexplicable attraction, about favoritism and misunderstanding under one roof, about daily necessities, about life’s crucial crossroads, and about those feelings too hard to put into words... Could they all eventually ripen into sweetness in an ordinary life?
Note: This story is entirely fictional. The cities, people, and organizations in it are all made up. Everything is fictional!
Theme: My New Year’s resolution is to read 100 books this year.
