This movie makes my heart ached terribly. The FL and ML have known each other since they were babies. They grew up together, as next door neighbors and best friends. The last year of high school, the ML is trying to decide the risk of confessing his love: what he will gain and what he will lose. In the midst of this possible friendship to romantic love, a new transfer student begins to woo the FL. The FL tells the ML that she tried but her heart couldn’t deny liking the transfer student. So, the FL and ML slowly grow apart. As she is about to leave for Seoul, the ML meets her on the train platform. They are saying their tearful good-byes. The ML gives the FL a warm hug thinking back to what the FL said about an ending to a movie: that a hug is better than a kiss because a hug is not a good-bye but a continuation of the story. The one-hour is short, but the script and direction are tight and very well done. Within the timeframe, the movie was able to convey sweet friendship and the heartache and joy of love (especially a young first love).