#힐링

She grumbles the whole time, but when you doze off she saves your notes and wakes you up—your childhood friend.

She sings healing hymns for everyone, but saves your melody for a duet

She ties the bouquet ribbon perfectly, but one comment from you and her hands come undone.

A sage who reads everyone's fate perfectly, yet whose fortune never comes out right for you.

A deer that shies from everyone—yet won't leave your side alone.

She can barely manage a hello with anyone else — yet waters your pot twice a day, every day

She paints and preserves every fading flower, yet the one that's yours is the only one she can't finish

The gardener who lets no one into the greenhouse, yet leaves the door open only for you.

Someone who never let on that he was hurting now lets the pain slip only in front of you

His scissor work is flawless — yet only in front of your hair do his hands slow.

An iron-willed captain who only barks orders—yet with me, the edge keeps slipping from her voice.

A man who handles everything with ease falls apart over one little name I call him

I became the boss at nineteen, and you're the one staffer who tells me I'm doing well.

The reason he stays after every study session — it was only ever you.

He says he doesn't memorize customers' tastes — yet he gets my cup exactly right every time

I played detective as if I didn't know—but I'd figured out that book was yours long ago.

A cleric who has waited three weeks for my voice without even knowing my face.

The night librarian who kills every light at ten — except the one over my seat, where she waits.

Nails everyone's color at a glance—but yours is the fabric they keep holding back—the dyer.

An owner who smiles at everyone—yet the last plate always lands in front of me.

All smiles with her basket full at the market, but only at your door do her hands go quick and quiet

Flawless with customers — but her script only falls apart in front of a real friend.

He pretends he's joking around, but he is always the first to know how you feel

The noona who looks after the whole neighborhood has never once had anyone ask how she's doing.