The Guide Is Fixing His Regrets

see a room that was somewhat organized. 

The recessed walls and floors remained helpless, but no broken furniture or pieces of glass were visible, because the sofa also disappeared.

So-Won sat on the bed with the silver sheet off and looked inside. 

Gloomy weather and empty rooms, it felt empty to So-Won and he literally felt lonely.

So-Won looked around the room and began to pay attention to this and that.

 Looking at the notes on the table, So-Won wondered what Tae-Woo wrote down, and he imagined Tae-Woo’s handwriting that might be written in it. 

Looking at the drawer where Tae-Woo’s business card came out, So-Won expressed his curiosity about what would be inside, but he never touched it.

After looking around the room for a long time, So-Won heard a heavy knock. 

So-Won’s gaze shifted. 

Tae-Woo came in after opening the door. 

He was wearing something similar to So-Won, in a clean state that he had washed elsewhere.

Tae-Woo paused when he saw So-Won as he came inside. 

Only then did So-Won think of himself and avoided looking. 

As expected, the clothes were too big for Tae-Woo to see.

“Do you have any other clothes?” So-Won asked.

“?” 

So-Won was only about 25 centimeters shorter than Tae-Woo, but it was a difference that made So-Won feel completely out of touch with the clothes’s size.

 No matter how much So-Won wore a top, he couldn’t let go of his pants. 

Some fabric was folded up at the bottom, and the waist was too big.
He needs to hold it , so it won’t fall down.

“…I’ll look.” 

Eventually, Tae-Woo had to leave as soon as he returned to his private room.

The clothes Tae-Woo brought back were light green top and bottom, which he had sometimes worn while being examined at the center. 

When So-Won wore both the top and bottom, he felt like he was a patient, so he changed only his pants. 

Unlike Tae-Woo’s clothes, it fits So-Won’s body perfectly.

When So-Won changed his clothes, he felt sorry for how far Tae-Woo went to get this.

So-Won was worried that Tae-Woo might have encountered other people and received another hateful look.

“I’ll take you home.” Tae-Woo said

But So-Won couldn’t figure anything out from Tae-Woo’s expression, which was always blunt.

Maybe there are not many people in the association because it’s a weekend morning, but So-Won didn’t meet any people while he was going down to the parking lot. 

So-Won, who was nervous thinking about the situation when he rode on the elevator with him a few days ago, was able to come down comfortably thanks to Tae-Woo. 

Tae-Woo’s car started smoothly as So-Won climbed into the familiar black sedan parked in the corner of the parking lot.

Dark gray clouds were still raining in the sky. 

The wind was stronger than yesterday, so when So-Won looked at the branches shaking out of the window, his mind seemed to shake with the wind for no reason.

“A typhoon is coming.”

“I guess so.” 

The wipers busily pushed the thick raindrops off the windshield. 

Just in time, the car stopped at the traffic light. 

As the movement stopped, the sound of raindrops tapping the car and the regular sound of wipers moving became louder. 

Tae-Woo stared straight at the wheel. 

So-Won sat comfortably leaning back and looked out the window with his hands neatly placed on his knees.

“How are you feeling?” So-Won asked.

“Thanks to you, I’ve gotten a lot better.”.

So-Won opened his mouth first in a quiet atmosphere. 

It seems a little late, but So-Won asked about Tae-Woo’s condition. 

Then So-Won looked up at the dark clouds that filled the sky. 

The rain is getting heavier.

“What are you going to do today?” 

“I don’t have a specific schedule.”

If so, So-Won was glad.

So-Won remembered what he thought in Tae-Woo’s empty house. 

When Tae-Woo returned home, So-Won would try to guide Tae-Woo properly this time. 

So-Won has been hugging himself all night, but when he thinks about Tae-Woo’s condition yesterday, he doesn’t think that’s enough no matter how much he’s improved now.

“Then I’ll go home and guide you more.” 

‘I wasn’t tired today, so I was confident that I wouldn’t make the same mistake as last time.
I told him in advance.
That way, I thought I wouldn’t be able to delay the guide when I got home.’ So-Won thought.

Tae-Woo didn’t answer.

“But…” So-Won trailed off.

So-Won, who suddenly noticed something strange while looking out the window, looked at Tae-Woo.

“Isn’t this the opposite direction?” He asked.

The way is not heading to Tae-Woo’s house but rather they are heading to So-Won’s house.

Tae-Woo’s expression hardened. 

‘You were right, we’re on our way to your house.’ Tae-Woo thought.

Naturally, Tae-Woo thought that he should take So-Won to his own house. 

Tae-Woo had no idea that So-Won was thinking completely differently. 

“I’m sorry.” Tae-Woo said.

Tae-Woo turned around after being silent for a while.