just as there are things in this world that are not meant to be, there are also things that are meant to be, in the end, they've also belonged to each other. and this is why I love the name, and the moment I saw sunwoo's book on haejin's shelf, the first thought that came to my mind was oh! did the author write their own "best left unwritten" as a form of love to someone else too? whatever it was, I'm so glad I got to read this. it had been in my the for years, and I had never given it much of a thought. I even started reading this because I wanted a light story. but the way I felt heard with both haejin & sunwoo's characters is something that made me surpised. for 3/4th of the book I kept on thinking haejin was so similar to me but when we really got to see sunwoo's side I realised that I'm so much like him too. I, too, at many instances have almost ran away from things that are really precious to me. and there is once where I have fully ran away from it too. I'm glad I read this. I really liked the second couple too, and I love the way the author kept bringing up the fact that even though there are side characters, they all have their own lives and their own stories to themselves. we never got a deep view into those relationships or characters, but there was just enough to feel content. overall, I really loved this. I also cried a few times, haha. there's so much I want to say, but just as the book's name, some things are indeed best left unwritten! some day in the future, when I read this again, I'd relive these emotions & these feelings. sometimes we don't need words.
I hope whichever universe sunwoo & haejin are in, they're always happy, and if that's not possible, then they're at least always together. because being together makes the emptiness wash away.
just as there are things in this world that are not meant to be, there are also things that are meant to be, in the end, they've also belonged to each other. and this is why I love the name, and the moment I saw sunwoo's book on haejin's shelf, the first thought that came to my mind was oh! did the author write their own "best left unwritten" as a form of love to someone else too? whatever it was, I'm so glad I got to read this. it had been in my the for years, and I had never given it much of a thought. I even started reading this because I wanted a light story. but the way I felt heard with both haejin & sunwoo's characters is something that made me surpised. for 3/4th of the book I kept on thinking haejin was so similar to me but when we really got to see sunwoo's side I realised that I'm so much like him too. I, too, at many instances have almost ran away from things that are really precious to me. and there is once where I have fully ran away from it too. I'm glad I read this. I really liked the second couple too, and I love the way the author kept bringing up the fact that even though there are side characters, they all have their own lives and their own stories to themselves. we never got a deep view into those relationships or characters, but there was just enough to feel content. overall, I really loved this. I also cried a few times, haha. there's so much I want to say, but just as the book's name, some things are indeed best left unwritten! some day in the future, when I read this again, I'd relive these emotions & these feelings. sometimes we don't need words.
I hope whichever universe sunwoo & haejin are in, they're always happy, and if that's not possible, then they're at least always together. because being together makes the emptiness wash away.