Catch up: Part 1 The boarding pass felt heavier than a lead weight in my hand. Elena Vance. Flight 402. New York to Seattle. Departure: 11:30 PM. I looked at Julian—really looked at him. The gray sweater didn’t look like an olive branch anymore; it looked like a shroud. He stood there, the sunlight from […]
You know the guy. He’s the one who fills the space in your life so perfectly that you forget there’s no official lease on the property. Julian was that guy for me. He was a 9/10 on paper—a rising architect with a penchant for vintage vinyl and a way of looking at me that made […]
Catch up: Part 1 Inside the gym that became a grave, parents scramble with the horror of their reality as a reporter realizes she’s walking into a cover-up. April 17, 2014 – Jindo Gymnasium, 6:18 a.m. The smell hit first. Not death—not yet—but the scent of a tragedy in progress. It was a damp, sour […]
Sewol Ferry Tragedy | Death comes with no warning, but life – life sneaks up on you in navy blue uniforms and morning mist, in the small duties that somehow become your story.
Marry My Husband | Gigi stood in surprise thinking as unbelievable a twist as it may be, Jay was about to kiss her when he collapsed onto her shoulder.
Marry My Husband | A young Jay was in the midst of celebrating with a group of friends late at night. His excitement indicated by the occasional grin crossing his reserved face.
Marry My Husband | Jay sees Ernie holding Gigi’s hand while declaring he had a crush on her back in high school. He pulls out his phone to make a call. The speechless Gigi stares at Ernie, his declaration yet another unexpected occurrence much as his appearance.
Marry My Husband | Gigi partly opens her eyes only to regret that big time. She shuts them tight again wishing for a quick escape. The naked Mino starts approaching her, in his head the entire ordeal being a hella sexy moment. Just as he reaches Gigi, the doorbell rings. Did anyone order fried chicken?
Marry My Husband | She needs someone to steal her fate. Gigi has a gut feeling she’s right. Walking with her coffee towards the elevator, she sees Sue who turns to wave at her with a happy expression.
Marry My Husband | Life is fleeting, and sometimes, all we can do is observe it from inside the confines of a limited world. A young, pretty woman walks towards an open window to close it. Gigi, who’s been observing the simple beauty of life from that window, feels a sense of loss.
