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• On my first day at work, I dreamed someone gave me old money. — The night before my first day at work, I dreamed someone gave me old money. In the morning, I reached for my old wallet before the new one.
• I can’t sleep, even with the lights off. — I turned off the lights and lay down, but I keep thinking about what my child said earlier. I wonder how much of the request got through to their dad.
• My feet hurt after the interview. — After the interview, Seojin can’t answer when asked about the next steps. Even after leaving the interview room, part of her still wants to move toward a life that takes care of her body.
• Sunday night, it feels like the whole week is ruined — Some Sunday nights, one small mistake grows until it feels like it ruined the whole week. When you look at its size together in the counseling room, what might Onyu notice first?
• She copied the key without telling me. — Monday morning, my friend holds out a key she had copied. If I say no, can things still be the way they were?
• She brought up their plans again while getting ready that morning. — Husband had checked his fortune in the Tojeong Bigyeol and suggested changing their plans. They were nearly done getting ready for work, but his wife still hadn’t answered.
• I get nowhere, even when I study at a café. — I sat down at a café and started studying, but an hour later, I’m still in the same place. When my friend next to me closes their book first, I feel even more rushed.
• Worried I might run into him in front of our friends — On a rainy evening, an invitation to a mutual friend’s gathering arrives. Jiwoo sits in the counseling room with the reply box open, after hearing her ex will be there too.
• A mistake that followed her to the parking lot — After giving the wrong number in a meeting, Jiwoo stays in the parking lot, unable to open her car door. Dowon lays out the saju reading for that day, and they look together at what Jiwoo said to herself after the mistake.
• I looked at an old photo again — When I opened an old photo again, a question I’d never asked appeared on the screen. What happens next if I don’t answer it?
• I can’t think of anyone to call when I’m sick. — When Jiyeon can’t stop coughing on the subway to work, she suddenly wonders who she could contact. But before she can tap a name that comes to mind, the train stops at a station.
• Starting over at the bank counter — At the bank counter, Jimin starts to hand over some papers, then pulls back. At a new job, do you have to ask again about things you already know?
• Before bed, I opened the contract again. — I still hadn’t decided whether to end the deal that was costing me money. I’d opened just one contract under the covers, but it wasn’t the only thing I couldn’t put down.
• How much should I put in the cart for my child’s snacks? — At the supermarket, Child asked to add another bag of snacks. Mom hesitated for a moment by the cart, too.
• Before turning the calendar page — On a year-end evening, Minseo can’t settle on a date for next year’s family gathering. Her younger sibling is waiting for an answer, and Cheongun sits with them as they move at different speeds.
• I couldn’t bring myself to say I’d dreamed we’d argued. — Last night’s dream came back to me in the salon mirror. If I said it out loud, what would I hear first?
• When she’s slow to reply, I ask my daughter again. — While waiting for her daughter’s reply, Mom keeps turning her phone on and off. How long can the wait stretch before a reply comes?
• I keep thinking about the money I got in my dream. — On payday, money from my younger brother hit my account. It was a happy dream, but when I woke up, the first thing I wondered was whether I should accept the money.
• On payday, Dad asked me to pass that along — On payday evening, Father asks his daughter to pass along something he wants to say to his son. Sitting in the counseling room, she brings up the answer that came out of her own mouth before anything said between the two of them.
• I can't pick a date after the company dinner. — I have news to share with my family. Even after the company dinner, I can't bring myself to say a date out loud. My hand stops over the almanac.
• I can't get to my plan even after putting my child to bed. — Some nights, after putting her child to bed, Seojin puts off again the changes she hoped to make to her routine. Dowon looks with Seojin at whether she has time for the plan.
• Even on my day off, I answered someone else first. — On my day off, I replied to Older sister’s request first thing in the morning, and then it felt like the whole day had stopped. Why did that one reply stay with me so much?
• A gift comes every payday — I said I wouldn’t accept it, but every payday they offer me a gift again. I turned it down once, so why does the conversation start over every time?
• On payday, I want to ask how you are first — On payday, Sujin taps her friend's name, then pulls her finger away. If she asks how they're doing first, how far will the conversation go?
• My heart feels torn on the way to work — On the subway to work, I opened a fortune reading about our compatibility. What would two people on the same line talk about first: work or love?
• On my birthday, I made my goals too big. — On her birthday, Jiwoo opens a new notebook and fills it with goals for the year. After her younger brother blows out the cake candles, one question from him leaves her feeling overwhelmed from day one.
• I open the handover file before bed. — On the night before leaving her job, she opens the handover file and starts adding questions no one has asked yet. Baekho points to one line on the list, but the next words haven’t come yet.
• A Weekend Plan Made in Silence — One weekend afternoon, her partner had already made plans for them. Sitting at the table without saying a word, Jimin revisits that moment of silence in counseling.
• The night they returned from the funeral, they were moving at different speeds. — The night they got back from the funeral, one of them turned away without a word. The other watched them, then spoke about that night for the first time in the counseling room.
• I meant to praise them, but asked about the result first. — Before bed, Child tells her mom what they did today. Mom means to say they did well, but ends up asking about the result first.