Park Jin-young Reassures Kim Min-ju In Tongyeong _ Still Shining _ Netflix Philippines

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I didn't feel anything upon hearing that the door was closing here.
I came over here because they said they'd deal with me right here if I didn't come down.
Processing?
A truck was always parked right in front of the house every time I pushed it here.
Still?
No, it's all resolved.
Yet, when I think about it being erased, that very truck immediately comes to mind.
A picture is being drawn of that truck really pushing it over.
You know it, once I get a bad thought, I can't help but keep spinning in it.
Let me finish it myself, with my own hands.
You ran here with that heart.
No other reason.
Where do you work in Seoul?
You've found a way out, haven't you.
The matter was left to the predecessor to handle again.
The room was one that the previous person had agreed to hand over to me as they left.
Since the predecessor decided to do it, I'm floating too, and so am I floating.
That's the reason, but what matters most is how we'll proceed from now on.
I only come down here when there's work, and otherwise I'll go to Seoul.
Since it's until next March, we'll decide how to proceed afterward together.
You handle the back-and-forth; you don't need to worry about it.
Why are you the only one putting in effort when the two of you are meeting?
Since I insisted, I should be the one to take responsibility.
It's enough. I understand you're wrapping up things at your place and with your work.
I'll fit myself into your time.
I will do my best.
It'll be different from when I was twenty.
Let's try it.
When driving, you come across an open view.
An angle you can't see anywhere else in Seoul.
It's like this all around. The view is refreshing to the eyes.
I don't want to exclude Yeon-wool. She could even get a job at that hotel.
How would you feel if you commuted to and from work from home?
I've only ever lived in the dormitory, except for the internship period.
