This is one-of-a-kind story, nothing quite like it in the catalogue (perhaps reminiscent of the masterpiece ‘Pure’ in its mood) and so worth re-reading.
Masterfully bringing to the fore what it's like to be noticed gently and carefully, but unmistakably.
Indeed, when you’re preoccupied with a hundred and one things and your future uncertain as Jimin’s is here, then when a certain someone still manages to pull you out of all concerns, you can’t help but sit and pay attention.
Shared hometown, fate, gravity – something pulling two worlds closer and closer until hand meets hand in the quiet of the night and the heart eases.
Hoping for a sequel to this fascinating story.
