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Ji-hyo knew she didn't want to talk and didn't ask further, smiling as she said, "It's good if there's nothing wrong." Ji-hyo handed Anna a tissue, which Anna took and wiped her face dry.
"Thank you, Sister Jihyo, let's go back," Anna said.
The two walked slowly, with Ji-hyo matching Anna's pace. Everyone else was busy wrapping things up, and no one paid attention to the conversation between the two women. This slow path and this space belonged only to them.
"Anna, do you know? There were two times when I wanted to commit suicide."
"What?" Anna looked at Ji-hyo in disbelief. In her eyes, and in the eyes of many viewers, Ji-hyo was a vibrant woman who was always positive.
Ji-hyo smiled slightly, reminiscing: "Once, when I had just entered the entertainment industry, I was pressured by directors and producers to accompany someone for drinks. That day, I escaped from the gathering. Of course, the movie replaced me with another actress, and my boyfriend at that time broke up with me. It felt like a nightmare that haunted me for a long time."
Seeing Anna's serious expression, Ji-hyo lowered her head and continued, "Another time was when I participated in a film with quite explicit content. My family and friends, as well as many others, looked at me with eyes that felt like knives, cutting into my flesh and making me wish I were dead."
Anna looked at Ji-hyo, this beautiful yet non-threatening sister. If she hadn't heard it from her own mouth, Anna would never have imagined that behind her cheerful and sunny demeanor lay so much bloody sadness.
Ji-hyo looked at Anna and said, "Anna, bad memories may never be forgotten, and don't force yourself to forget them. But please appreciate the beauty around you; these beauties are enough for us to live happily. Remember, never let them pull you into the abyss of darkness. The abyss won't disappear, but you must strive to climb up to see more sunlight."
Indeed, everything is in the past; even those who harmed her have died due to karma. What right does she have to wallow in self-pity here? Compared to what Sister Jihyo has endured, only three people know about her own matter now. The real pressure comes from within herself.
"Thank you, Sister Jihyo."
"Don't mention it, Anna. I really like you because you remind me of my former self."
Anna smiled shyly; she also hoped to become a woman like Ji-hyo and would definitely work towards that goal.
From a distance, Lee Kwang-soo was looking around for someone. His tall and slender figure stood out wherever he was. Upon seeing Ji-hyo and Anna, he ran over with a smile.
"What are you two doing here?" Lee Kwang-soo asked.
"Hey! You didn't even call me 'sister'! And why can't we be here?" Ji-hyo playfully slapped Kwang-soo on the head.
"Are you hitting me again?" Kwang-soo said, rubbing his head in grievance. He looked at Anna and handed her a box of ointment, saying, "Anna, this is ointment my mom had someone buy from abroad. It's really effective for reducing swelling. Here you go."
Anna felt quite troubled, unsure if Sister Jihyo would think too much about this conversation.
Ji-hyo seemed to see through her concerns and said, "Kwang-soo already told me that you two have known each other for a long time."
"Ah? Oh." Anna laughed awkwardly as she accepted the ointment.
"Let's hurry up; it's going to rain soon, and it won't be convenient to walk later," Lee Kwang-soo said with a smile.
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