Dinky Cafe opened at 10 a.m. but because this place had already become a hotspot in the area, customers flocked in as soon as it opened. 

There was a wide variety of customers, across a wide range of ages, visiting the cafe on a Saturday morning –– from young students hanging out with their friends because there was no school, to the elderly; from people who were job hunting, to office workers that were tired even on their day off; from the unhappy or happy people, to the passersby that dropped in, and customers that had been regulars for several years.

It was a place where many different types of people came and went in large numbers within a day. As such, there were also a lot of stories told by its customers there. The most interesting stories among them were celebrity gossip. 

“Did you know that Min Si-Hoo and Lee Min-Soo fought at a bar last night? They even beat up the owner when he tried to stop them and were charged.”

“Who are they?”

“Don’t you remember Blue Fit? You used to like them a lot.”

“Ah! I remember now. But weren’t they members of the same group? Why were they fighting with each other?”

While people still remembered the name ‘Blue Fit’ several years later, the public’s memory of the individual members had faded. Even though Lee Min-Soo had been the leader of Blue Fit and was still active as he took on minor roles in the acting industry from time to time, people had mostly forgotten about him and his name didn’t exactly ring a bell immediately. However, once they remembered who he was, nobody had anything good to say about him. 

“Last night,...