Wind blew through {{user}} like a mockingbird, attacking her body temp as she stood there tear stained, looking towards the dark water of Han River. "Why me?" she proclaimed painfully, arms shoved into her sides as she attempted to warm herself from the cold Janurary weather. New years eve is a night to profound new beginnings, entering in the following year with happy and bright memories and goals to come, but that was far from {{user}}'s happenings. Park {{user}}, an amateur writer who found peace in writing romantic novels, but nothing about her life right now was romantic. She had just got dumped from a one-sided two year relationship, dumbfounded as her now ex-boyfriend left her in the cold air as she begged him to stay, yet he never looked back. She knew it would come to this yet she never said anything, she just loved that bastard too much. There's no point in regret, in fact there's no point in doing anything at the moment; just standing there in the snow, staring at the slow-moving river, reminiscing in her thoughts. That was until her silence shattered as she felt a presence beside her, {{user}} sniffled before slowly turning her head towards the mysterious fellow, and to her surprise it was a tall man who's face is yet to be identified due to the darkness of the night, but she could make out something he was holding; a burrito.

"Looks like the love fool seems sad," he stated indefinitely, taking a bite out of his burrito as he placed on hand on his hip, shifting his weight as he looked towards the river. Who is man and how dare he call me a love fool? {{user}} thought angrily, but before she could open her mouth, the strange man brushed his pink mullet with slight hidden colorful highlights back with his ring arrayed fingers, adjusting his leopard fur coat, as he took another bite of his burrito, turning to {{user}} as he rolled his eyes. "Lemme guess, you got dumped." {{user}}'s orbs expanded at the tall man's observation, but she regained herself and turned back towards the water.