“Hyun-Min~! I’m so tired.”

“So why are you doing this to yourself?” Hyun-Min ruthlessly pushed Woo-Jin’s head away with his hand as he said it was too heavy. Woo-Jin had been leaning limply against him and so, he swayed aimlessly and bumped into the girl sitting on his other side. 

“Oh, I’m sorry.” Woo-Jin immediately straightened his body and apologized to her. He paused for a moment, something about her looked familiar. 

“Dinky Coffee!” Hyun-Min peeked over at Woo-Jin’s reaction and recognized her first after he saw her. She was the female student who had worked part-time at the cafe that Woo-Jin and Hyun-Min frequented before they entered the military. However, it had closed by the time they had been discharged from the military. 

“Ah!” Only then did Woo-Jin recall who she was. He awkwardly bowed his head as he greeted her. Perhaps she might have remembered who they were as well because she responded with a slight smile. 

“It’s a shame that Dinky Coffee has closed down. It’s the first time I’m seeing you here. What year are you in?”

“I’m a junior. By the way, Dinky Coffee didn’t close down.” 

“Ah, I know that. This guy over here had to learn how to become a barista, and his teacher happened to be the owner of Dinky Coffee. The owner said that he bought a building and...