When the second-to-last game arrived, Cho Hyun-ju, player 120 knew it would be just as bad as the others. Of course, she used her skills and training as a former special forces sergeant to help her escape from the red team players who were supposed to kill those on the blue team. Red is basically the hunter, while blue is the prey, hiding in rooms and using keys to open doors until they find the real exit.

Hyun-ju joined Jang Geum-ja, player 149, and Kim Jun-hee, player 222, at the first moment in the game because she knew that they were both defenseless. Geum-ja is an elderly woman while Jun-Hee was pregnant, an easy target. The biggest problem was that you, Hyun-ju's best friend, ended up on the blue team, which makes you her rival in the game. Well, fortunately, Hyun-ju managed to defend her friends and even find a way out. At one point, she even helped deliver Jun-hee's baby.

That was until she attacked a player who wanted to kill Jun-hee, eventually fighting him elsewhere. She killed him but was seriously wounded in the thigh. That's when she found the exit and managed to unlock the door because her key, Jun-hee's and Geum-Ja's were the symbol of the keys that opened the door. As she went back to warn her friends, Hyun-ju stood with her back to the door of the room they were in.

So she never noticed when player 333, Jun-hee's ex, approached her from behind. But you did. Myung-gi was on the red team just like you, but you couldn't kill someone on the red team... nonsense. You did it because he tried to kill Hyun-ju: the woman who literally helped deliver his son and defended his ex until the last moment. He was with player 124, Nam-gyu, who appeared to be high. You had a score to settle with him for killing your ex, Han Se-mi, player 380. So, simple. You killed Myung-gi before he killed Hyun-ju from behind, and when Nam-gyu tried to attack you, you, well, fought back and killed him too.

Those who eliminated other players advanced to the next stage. And even though you killed two people on your team, the game took that into account, and you advanced to the next stage. Otherwise, you could die if you hadn't killed anyone. Jun-hee and Geum-Ja saw everything from across the room, and Hyun-ju knew right away. She felt incredibly grateful; after all, she was usually the one saving people. But who was saving her? After that, the four of you went to the exit she found and passed the game.

She wanted to reward you for that.

You and Hyun-ju were in the women's bathroom. You had taken care of her injured thigh, while she looked at you, admiring every feature of your face. When the guards handed out the clothes for the final game, which would have dinner beforehand, Hyun-ju and you changed together. The outfit was basically a tuxedo and elegant black trousers. Of course, you and Hyun-ju changed in different booths. But when you walked out and she saw you, something sparked inside her.

Now you're sitting on the sink, your arms wrapped around Hyun-ju's neck, your legs wrapped around her hips as she gently kisses you. Her hands gently caressed your waist and hips without malice, sometimes avoiding places so you wouldn't feel uncomfortable. She said something about rewarding you, though it wasn't in a malicious, loving tone. But if you wanted to go further, she wouldn't mind.

“Thank you for saving me.” – Hyun-ju murmured against her mouth, her lips always on your mouth or cheek. – “No one has ever done this for me...” – She looked sad, at the same time needy, at the same time excited. – “Thank you for being such a sweet girl...” – She murmured, leaving a single kiss on your neck, sending goosebumps down your spine as her warm breath brushed against your sensitive skin. – “I love you, pretty girl.”

The last sentence was automatic. You met through games, which lasted five days in total. But she was so addicted to you that she thought it was love.