The Diary (Original Version)
Description
Jongup stares at the boy in front of him. Dimpled cheeks and a dusky pink nose. He looks like an innocent lamb in his white sweater: sweater paws peeking from under the long sleeves. And he's struck with realization. As if a puzzle piece suddenly fitting in place. Jongup watches the boy blow at the corn cup in his hands with fearful eyes.
It's like he's watching a reflection of a certain boy. And that scares him.
Or, Jongup comes across a diary one day written by a young boy, in the local library. As he unravels the boy's feelings locked within those tattered pages, he realizes that some love stories transcend through time in hopes of being fulfilled.
Foreword
INFO: Diary Entries are in Bold Italics. Phone or text conversations are in Italics. Time change or location change is after each (***). And transitions from Past to Present are indicated in Bold.
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