‘This wasn't the most satisfying ending.’0

Still, I figured there couldn’t be a more ideal way to wrap things up than this. To begin with, the idea of Kim Hyun-Sung and First Lee Ki-Young actually having a conversation didn’t sit well with me anyway. At the very least, it was enough that Kim Hyun-Sung had realized that it was First Lee Ki-Young who had given him the bag.0

‘Then again, part of me wonders what difference that even makes.’0

It was probably a symbolic object, something that connected First Lee Ki-Young and Kim Hyun-Sung. Whether you called it affection, goodwill, or pity, even I couldn’t quite define it, and Lee Ki-Young himself probably couldn’t either, but what mattered was that it held meaning between the two of them. 0

And it was just a few pieces of bread, nothing more.0

Kim Hyun-Sung realized, albeit belatedly, that the items inside the bag were from First Lee Ki-Young. He had to have personally confirmed the last trace of humanity Lee Ki-Young had left behind in it, and he could have thought that those few pieces of bread marked both the beginning and the end of his relationship with him.0

He probably...0