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... hing her part-time weekend job, Song Soo-yeon returned to the store.

Her body was tired, but it was better than feeling mentally drained.

Not seeing Jung-gyeom for too long made her feel depressed.

Gradually, the world seemed to lose its color.

She couldn't find interest in anything.

Her daily life had already been adjusted around him.

After all, she was living for Jung-gyeom.

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