#go younjung fanfic

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A Canvas of Us ˚ʚ♡ɞ˚

Part 2 – cha eunwoo x go younjung au

Author's Note:

Tell me if you liked it—I have a bonus scene by the way <3 Here is Part 1

Genre:

- slow-burn romance

- slice-of-life

- fluff

AU Setting: College life—Go Younjung (INFP) is an art major known for her whimsical creativity and emotional depth, while Cha Eunwoo (INFJ) is a reserved but thoughtful psychology major who works part-time as a campus counselor. Both are drawn to their shared fascination with emotions, art, and human connections.

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Episode 16: The First Date

Setting: Local art museum, weekend afternoon

Now officially a couple, Eunwoo and Younjung plan their first official date. Eunwoo, knowing her love for art, suggests visiting a local art museum. Younjung is thrilled but also a little nervous—it feels strange to suddenly have a label for what they’ve always shared.

As they stroll through the exhibits, Younjung eagerly shares her thoughts on the paintings, her eyes lighting up with passion. Eunwoo listens intently, occasionally adding thoughtful comments that make her pause and smile at how deeply he understands her.

At one point, they find themselves in front of a modern art piece—a tangled mess of wires and mirrors.

Younjung: “What do you think this means?”

Eunwoo: “Maybe it’s about how people reflect different parts of themselves, depending on who they’re with.”

Younjung looks at him, her heart swelling.

Younjung: “Then what part of me do you see?”

Eunwoo, without missing a beat: “The part that’s unfiltered and beautiful just as it is.”

Later, they sit in the museum café, sharing a slice of cake and laughing about their clumsy attempts to interpret abstract art. It’s a simple, sweet day that leaves them both feeling closer than ever.

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Episode 17: Meeting the Friends

Setting: Campus café, evening

Eunwoo decides it’s time for Younjung to meet his close-knit group of friends. Younjung is nervous—she’s worried they might not like her or think she’s too different from Eunwoo.

When they arrive at the café, Eunwoo introduces her with a calm confidence: “This is Younjung. She’s… my girlfriend.”

The word girlfriend sends a rush of warmth through her, and she smiles shyly. His friends welcome her warmly, teasing Eunwoo about finally bringing someone into their group.

Friend 1: “We were starting to think Eunwoo didn’t know how to date!”

Friend 2: “So, Younjung, what’s your secret to cracking his calm exterior?”

Younjung laughs, her nervousness melting away as Eunwoo defends himself with a quiet smile. By the end of the evening, she feels accepted, and Eunwoo can see how naturally she fits into his world.

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Episode 18: A Gift from the Heart

Setting: Younjung’s art studio, late evening

As their relationship deepens, Younjung decides to create something special for Eunwoo. She spends weeks working on a painting, pouring her heart into every detail.

The painting is a blend of their personalities—soft, dreamy colors representing her creativity and calm, steady hues symbolizing his grounded nature. At the center are two figures standing under a canopy of stars, holding hands.

When she finally reveals it to him, Eunwoo is speechless. He stares at the painting, his eyes glistening with emotion.

Eunwoo: “This is… incredible. It’s us, isn’t it?”

Younjung nods, her cheeks flushed.

Younjung: “I wanted to give you something that shows how I see us.”

Eunwoo pulls her into a gentle hug, his voice soft: “No one’s ever done something like this for me before. Thank you.”

He insists on hanging the painting in his apartment, where he sees it every day and is reminded of how much she means to him.

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Episode 19: The First Argument

Setting: Eunwoo’s apartment, late evening

Not everything is perfect, and their first argument catches them both off guard. Younjung feels hurt when Eunwoo forgets to call her after a long day, and Eunwoo struggles to explain himself without shutting down.

Younjung: “I know you’re busy, but sometimes it feels like… like I’m not a priority.”

Eunwoo, frustrated but trying to stay calm: “That’s not true. You’re always on my mind, Younjung. I just… I didn’t want to bother you when I was exhausted.”

The tension lingers until Eunwoo, realizing how much his actions hurt her, steps closer and gently takes her hands.

Eunwoo: “I’m sorry. I should’ve told you how I was feeling instead of making you guess. I don’t want you to ever feel like you’re not important to me.”

Younjung, tears in her eyes: “I just need to know we’re in this together.”

They reconcile, promising to communicate better in the future. The argument, while difficult, strengthens their relationship as they learn more about each other’s needs.

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Episode 20: The Rainy Getaway

Setting: Countryside guesthouse, weekend

Eunwoo surprises Younjung with a weekend getaway to the countryside, knowing how much she loves quiet, scenic places. They stay in a cozy guesthouse surrounded by rolling hills and wildflowers.

One evening, a sudden rainstorm traps them inside, and they spend the night playing card games and sharing childhood stories by the fire. Younjung sketches the raindrops on the window, while Eunwoo watches her with a soft smile.

Eunwoo: “You’re in your element here.”

Younjung: “Maybe. But it’s even better because you’re here.”

The storm passes, and they step outside to see the sky clearing. A faint rainbow appears, and Eunwoo wraps his arm around her shoulders.

Eunwoo: “Every moment with you feels like this—a little stormy, but always beautiful in the end.”

Younjung leans into him, feeling an overwhelming sense of peace and love.

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Episode 21: The Proposal (Years Later)

Setting: A secluded art gallery, evening

Years later, after countless memories and milestones, Eunwoo plans a proposal that perfectly reflects their journey together. He rents out a small art gallery and fills it with her paintings, carefully selected to showcase their story—from her early sketches to the painting she gifted him.

At the center is a new painting he secretly commissioned: a depiction of them standing under the cherry blossoms from their first walk, their hands intertwined.

When Younjung arrives, she’s overwhelmed by the display. Eunwoo steps forward, holding a small box.

Eunwoo: “Every moment we’ve shared has been a masterpiece to me. I want to keep creating those moments with you for the rest of my life.”

He kneels down, opening the box to reveal a simple, elegant ring.

Eunwoo: “Will you marry me?”

Younjung, tears streaming down her face, nods emphatically: “Yes. A hundred times yes.”

They embrace, surrounded by the art that tells the story of their love—a story that began with a single sketch and blossomed into a lifelong connection.

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Episode 22: The Honeymoon Glow

Setting: Santorini, Greece, post-wedding trip

Younjung and Eunwoo embark on their honeymoon to Santorini, a dreamy island she had always wanted to visit. The vibrant blue rooftops and endless sea feel almost surreal, and Younjung can’t stop smiling as she takes in the scenery.

One morning, Eunwoo surprises her with breakfast on the balcony of their villa. The view of the Aegean Sea stretches endlessly before them, and the air smells of salt and fresh bread.

Eunwoo watches her as she eagerly digs into the local pastries.

Eunwoo: “It’s nice seeing you so happy. Makes me feel like I’m doing something right.”

Younjung pauses, wiping crumbs from her lips.

Younjung: “You’re doing everything right. Being here with you… it feels like a dream I never want to wake up from.”

They spend their days exploring hidden beaches and ancient ruins, Younjung sketching every moment in her travel journal while Eunwoo quietly admires her. At sunset, they share quiet moments on the cliffside, their fingers intertwined as they watch the sky shift into hues of orange and pink.

Eunwoo, his voice soft: “I want to travel like this with you forever. Make the world our canvas.”

Younjung leans her head on his shoulder, her heart full: “Forever sounds perfect.”

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Episode 23: Adjusting to Married Life

Setting: Their shared apartment, Seoul

Returning home, they settle into married life, which brings a mix of sweetness and small challenges. Younjung’s artistic clutter spreads across the apartment, while Eunwoo tries to keep everything tidy.

Eunwoo: “Younjung, there’s paint on the dining table… again.”

Younjung grins sheepishly: “It’s abstract art in progress!”

Despite their quirks, they quickly learn to adapt. Eunwoo starts helping her organize her art supplies, while Younjung surprises him with his favorite dishes when he’s busy with work.

One evening, they fall asleep on the couch after a long day, Younjung’s head resting on his lap and Eunwoo’s hand gently stroking her hair. Their peaceful routine feels like a quiet, comforting kind of love.

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A Canvas of Us ˚ʚ♡ɞ˚

Part 1 – cha eunwoo x go younjung au

Author's Note:

Don't mind me. This is my dream pair. I really want to see them in a romance drama together. Well, here I am waiting for it to happen...

Genre:

- slow-burn romance

- slice-of-life

- fluff

AU Setting: College life—Go Younjung (INFP) is an art major known for her whimsical creativity and emotional depth, while Cha Eunwoo (INFJ) is a reserved but thoughtful psychology major who works part-time as a campus counselor. Both are drawn to their shared fascination with emotions, art, and human connections.

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Episode 1: The Sketchbook Encounter

Setting: The campus art gallery, late afternoon

Go Younjung is seated on the floor, lost in sketching a mural of blooming flowers in her oversized notebook. She often visits the art gallery during quiet hours for inspiration. Eunwoo, taking a detour through the gallery to avoid a crowded campus festival, notices her. Intrigued by her focus, he pauses, careful not to disturb her.

However, as Younjung flips through her sketchbook, a sudden gust of wind blows her pages open. A few loose sketches scatter on the floor, fluttering to Eunwoo’s feet.

He picks up a drawing: an abstract, emotional representation of loneliness with soft colors blending into darker shades. Eunwoo's psychology background makes him interpret it almost immediately.

Eunwoo: “This feels like a cycle of vulnerability turning into self-acceptance.”

Younjung looks up, startled, and stares at him with wide, curious eyes.

Younjung: “You… understood it?”

From there, they start talking. Eunwoo’s calm demeanor and insightful comments make Younjung feel seen in a way that surprises her, while her vibrant passion for art intrigues him. They part ways when Eunwoo says he has to head to work, but not before Younjung scribbles her name on the back of one of her sketches and hands it to him.

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Episode 2: Unspoken Words

Setting: The campus library, evening

Eunwoo, working at the library’s psychology section, is organizing books when he notices Younjung peeking into the section. She looks like she’s searching for something but hesitates to approach.

Eunwoo: “Looking for something specific?”

Younjung startles, clutching her bag.

Younjung: “Um… just browsing.”

When she tries to act casual and browse, she accidentally pulls too many books off a shelf. Eunwoo chuckles softly and helps her pick them up.

Eunwoo: “This one might interest you.” (He hands her a book on creativity and emotional intelligence.)

Younjung: “How’d you know?”

Eunwoo: “It’s written all over your art. You draw what you feel.”

This interaction leads to them sitting down together, and Eunwoo shares some of his favorite psychology concepts that he believes connect to her art. Younjung, despite her extroverted tendencies, finds herself quietly listening to him, enchanted by his gentle, thoughtful nature.

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Episode 3: The Rainy Day

Setting: The university courtyard, late afternoon

It’s raining heavily, and Younjung is trapped under a small awning with her art supplies. Eunwoo, passing by with an umbrella, spots her and stops.

Eunwoo: “You’re going to get soaked.”

Younjung shrugs with a soft laugh: “It’s fine. I’ll wait it out.”

But Eunwoo, without hesitation, hands her his umbrella. She protests, but he insists, explaining that his dorm is nearby. She takes the umbrella hesitantly, touched by his thoughtfulness.

As she walks home, she notices a small note attached to the umbrella handle: “Don’t let the rain ruin your colors.”

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Episode 4: Quiet Connections

Setting: Campus café, early morning

After their rainy encounter, Younjung decides to thank Eunwoo by sketching him as a gift. When she finds him at the café, she awkwardly approaches and slides the sketch across the table.

Younjung: “Um, I drew this… to say thank you.”

Eunwoo stares at the sketch: it’s a serene portrait of him holding the umbrella in the rain, surrounded by blooming flowers.

Eunwoo: “You didn’t have to do this.”

Younjung, fidgeting: “I wanted to.”

From then on, they start meeting more often, drawn to each other’s quiet understanding. They often sit together, sometimes talking, sometimes just enjoying each other’s presence. Eunwoo loves observing her creativity, while Younjung starts to depend on his steady, grounding energy.

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Episode 5: The Starlit Confession

Setting: Campus rooftop, late night

As their bond deepens, Eunwoo invites Younjung to stargaze with him one night. They sit under the vast sky, wrapped in comfortable silence.

Younjung: “Why do you always seem so calm?”

Eunwoo smiles faintly: “I think too much. I’m calm on the outside, but inside… it’s like your sketches—layers of emotion.”

Younjung, emboldened by the intimacy of the moment, confesses softly: “I think I like you… not just as a friend.”

Eunwoo is quiet for a moment, looking at her. Then, with a soft smile, he replies: “I’ve liked you since I saw your first drawing.”

Their relationship unfolds slowly but beautifully, each episode showcasing their emotional depth, mutual understanding, and ability to find beauty in small, quiet moments. The story ends with Younjung and Eunwoo fully embracing their connection, knowing they’ve found a rare, meaningful bond in each other.

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Episode 6: The Walls We Build

Setting: Eunwoo’s part-time counseling office, late afternoon

Despite their confession, Younjung and Eunwoo’s relationship remains tentative, their mutual shyness making them cautious about defining what they have. One day, Younjung decides to visit Eunwoo at his part-time counseling job, pretending to ask for "advice."

Younjung: “What would you say to someone who’s scared of letting someone get too close?”

Eunwoo, tilting his head thoughtfully: “I’d tell them it’s okay to take things slow, but sometimes, letting someone in is the only way to realize they were never meant to hurt you.”

Younjung falls silent, her fingers gripping the edge of her sketchbook. Eunwoo notices her hesitation and gently adds: “Sometimes, you just have to trust the person standing in front of you.”

Her heart flutters at his words, but before she can reply, a student bursts in, cutting their moment short. Younjung leaves feeling both comforted and more confused about her own fears of being vulnerable.

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Episode 7: The Art Exhibit

Setting: Campus art exhibit, weekend evening

Younjung’s art professor encourages her to submit her work to the university’s annual art exhibit. Though hesitant, she eventually agrees and pours her heart into a piece titled "Layers," inspired by her growing connection with Eunwoo. The painting depicts two figures separated by a translucent wall, reaching for each other but not quite touching.

On the night of the exhibit, Eunwoo attends, curious to see her work. When he finds her painting, he stands in front of it for a long time, his deep-set eyes analyzing every brushstroke.

Younjung approaches him nervously.

Younjung: “What do you think?”

Eunwoo: “It’s… honest. Vulnerable.” He pauses, then looks at her. “Why are they not touching?”

Younjung, flustered: “Because… maybe one of them is scared.”

Eunwoo doesn’t reply immediately. Instead, he takes a deep breath and says softly: “If the other person is willing to wait, does it make it less scary?”

The weight of his words hits Younjung, and she realizes he’s talking about them. Her cheeks flush, but before she can respond, the curator announces the next exhibit feature, and they’re pulled apart by the crowd.

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Episode 8: A Storm Inside

Setting: Younjung’s apartment, a rainy evening

A sudden thunderstorm strands Eunwoo on campus after his shift. Younjung, worried, texts him: “Come over. I’m closer to campus.”

He hesitates but eventually agrees. When he arrives, soaked from the rain, Younjung hands him a towel and some of her oversized clothes to change into. They sit together on her small couch, sipping warm tea while rain pounds against the windows.

Younjung: “Why did you wait in the rain? You could’ve texted me earlier.”

Eunwoo: “I didn’t want to impose.”

Younjung shakes her head, her voice soft: “You never impose. Not on me.”

The vulnerability in her voice catches him off guard. He looks at her, his gaze steady.

Eunwoo: “Then… can I stay a little longer?”

Younjung nods, her heart racing. They sit in silence, the atmosphere charged with unspoken emotions. It’s the first time they’ve been so physically close, and Younjung finds herself sketching him absentmindedly, capturing the way his hair falls messily over his forehead and the soft curve of his lips.

Eunwoo notices but doesn’t say anything, a faint smile tugging at his mouth.

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Episode 9: Beneath the Cherry Blossoms

Setting: Campus park, early spring

The cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and Eunwoo suggests they take a walk together. Younjung brings her sketchbook, wanting to capture the fleeting beauty of the season. As they stroll under the canopy of pink and white petals, Eunwoo surprises her by asking:

Eunwoo: “Have you ever drawn yourself?”

Younjung, startled: “Not really. I prefer drawing other people.”

Eunwoo: “Why not yourself?”

Younjung hesitates, her voice barely audible: “Maybe… because I don’t know who I am yet.”

Eunwoo stops walking and turns to face her. His gaze is intense but gentle.

Eunwoo: “If you ever decide to, I think you’d draw someone beautiful. You just have to see yourself the way I do.”

Younjung’s breath catches, and she feels tears prick at the corners of her eyes. She doesn’t reply, but later that night, she sketches herself for the first time, her reflection surrounded by blooming flowers.

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Episode 10: The Space Between Us

Setting: Younjung’s art studio, late evening

Eunwoo starts spending more time in Younjung’s art studio, quietly observing her as she works. One night, as she paints, he leans against the wall, reading a book she’d recommended. The comfortable silence is broken when Younjung asks:

Younjung: “Do you ever feel like… you’re scared of how much you care about someone?”

Eunwoo sets the book down, his expression unreadable.

Eunwoo: “Yes. But I think it’s worth the fear if they’re someone who makes you feel alive.”

Their eyes meet, and for the first time, the space between them feels too small. Eunwoo takes a step closer, and Younjung doesn’t move away.

Eunwoo: “Younjung… I don’t want to be just someone watching from the sidelines anymore.”

Younjung, her voice trembling: “You never were.”

In this quiet, tender moment, their connection deepened by the unspoken understanding they’ve always shared.

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Episode 11: The Echo of Our Fears

Setting: Campus lake, a quiet evening

As Younjung and Eunwoo grow closer, the subtle fragility of their bond begins to show. One evening, Younjung invites Eunwoo to the campus lake to watch the sunset, her favorite spot for inspiration. They sit side by side, the golden light reflecting off the still water.

Younjung: “Eunwoo… do you ever feel like you’re not enough for someone?”

Eunwoo glances at her, sensing the insecurity in her voice.

Eunwoo: “Why would you feel that way?”

Younjung hesitates before replying, her fingers fidgeting with her sketchbook: “Because you’re so… steady. So perfect. And I’m just… messy.”

Eunwoo’s heart aches at her words. He reaches out and gently takes her hand, his touch warm and reassuring.

Eunwoo: “You’re not messy. You’re human. And if I seem steady, it’s because I’ve been standing still, waiting for someone like you to come along and give my life color.”

Younjung looks at him, her eyes brimming with emotion. For the first time, she feels a sense of relief, like her fears have finally been heard. Eunwoo’s honesty grounds her, and they sit together, watching as the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink.

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Episode 12: The Festival Dance

Setting: Spring festival on campus, evening

The annual campus spring festival brings a lively energy, with music, food stalls, and decorations illuminating the night. Younjung reluctantly agrees to join her friends but feels out of place amidst the chaos. She’s wandering near the quieter outskirts of the festival when she spots Eunwoo standing by a string of glowing lanterns.

Eunwoo smiles when he sees her, his calm presence immediately easing her nerves.

Eunwoo: “I thought you didn’t like crowds.”

Younjung laughs softly: “I don’t. But I thought I’d give it a try.”

He offers her his hand: “Then let me make it easier for you.”

A slow, romantic song begins to play, and couples start dancing under the lanterns. Eunwoo hesitates for a moment before asking, his voice quiet: “May I?”

Younjung blushes but nods, slipping her hand into his. They step into the makeshift dance floor, moving slowly to the rhythm of the music. Eunwoo’s hand on her waist is steady, and his gaze never leaves hers.

Younjung: “You’re surprisingly good at this.”

Eunwoo chuckles softly: “I’m just following your lead.”

The world around them fades away, and for the first time, Younjung feels completely safe in someone’s arms.

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Episode 13: The Misunderstanding

Setting: Campus café, afternoon

Just as things seem perfect, a misunderstanding threatens to drive a wedge between them. Younjung arrives at the café to meet Eunwoo, only to see him sitting with another girl—a fellow psychology student. They’re laughing and talking, and Younjung can’t help but feel a pang of jealousy.

When Eunwoo notices her, he waves her over, but Younjung shakes her head and leaves before he can explain.

Later that evening, Eunwoo shows up at her apartment, visibly worried.

Eunwoo: “Why did you leave earlier?”

Younjung, trying to hide her emotions, replies: “You seemed busy.”

Eunwoo steps closer, his voice gentle but firm: “Younjung, talk to me. Please.”

She finally admits: “I thought maybe… I wasn’t enough for you.”

Eunwoo’s expression softens, and he takes her hands in his.

Eunwoo: “The only person I’ve ever wanted to spend my time with is you. That girl was asking for advice about her thesis. Nothing more.”

Younjung looks down, feeling both embarrassed and relieved. Eunwoo tilts her chin up gently, his voice filled with sincerity: “If something bothers you, promise me you’ll tell me. I don’t want to lose you over a misunderstanding.”

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Episode 14: The Birthday Surprise

Setting: Eunwoo’s apartment, evening

Younjung learns from Eunwoo’s friends that his birthday is coming up, but he doesn’t plan on celebrating it. Determined to make him feel special, she organizes a small surprise at his apartment.

When Eunwoo arrives home after a long day, he’s greeted by the soft glow of fairy lights and a small table set with homemade dishes. Younjung stands nervously in the corner, holding a cupcake with a single candle.

Eunwoo, visibly surprised: “You did all this… for me?”

Younjung nods shyly: “I thought you deserved something nice.”

As they sit down to eat, Eunwoo can’t stop smiling. He watches as Younjung fumbles with the utensils, her clumsiness only making him adore her more.

Later, as she lights the candle on the cupcake, she softly sings “Happy Birthday.” Eunwoo closes his eyes to make a wish but pauses, opening them to look at her.

Eunwoo: “I don’t need to wish for anything. Everything I want is already here.”

Younjung’s cheeks flush, and in that quiet, intimate moment, their bond feels unbreakable.

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Episode 15: The Confession Under the Stars

Setting: Hilltop overlooking the city, late night

Eunwoo takes Younjung to a secluded hilltop he discovered during his late-night walks. The city lights twinkle below them, and the stars above create a breathtaking view.

Eunwoo: “This place always helps me think. I wanted to share it with you.”

Younjung looks at him, her heart swelling with affection.

Younjung: “Thank you… for always sharing parts of yourself with me.”

Eunwoo turns to face her, his expression serious but tender.

Eunwoo: “Younjung, I’ve been meaning to tell you something.”

He pauses, searching for the right words.

Eunwoo: “I’ve never felt this way about anyone before. You make me feel… understood. Like I can be myself without fear. I don’t know where this will lead, but I want to walk this path with you.”

Younjung’s eyes glisten with tears as she steps closer to him.

Younjung: “I feel the same. You’ve shown me parts of myself I didn’t even know existed. With you, everything feels right.”

Under the vast expanse of stars, Eunwoo leans in, his lips brushing hers in a gentle, heartfelt kiss. It’s a quiet, perfect moment that feels like the culmination of everything they’ve shared—a connection built on trust, patience, and love.

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