한국어

Inside the Envelope Was Handwriting in My Own Script, Yet I Had No Memory of Writing That Letter

A mysterious letter written in the narrator's handwriting arrives, signed by someone forgotten, sparking a search for a lost connection.

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Upon reading the letter, it seemed like a farewell to someone.

The sender's name was unfamiliar, but the recipient's name was recognizable—it was my own.

But as I examined the envelope, another letter I had missed fell out from inside.

A connection I had long forgotten came rushing back to me, and I found myself hoping it might be that person.

My suspicion was correct. 'How have you been? My hand still remembers the handwriting of yours that I practiced so carefully back then.'

'By the time you read this, I'll probably be far away.' I continued reading on.

"Can you come find me?" My gaze stopped at the final sentence.

In that moment, I picked up the pen in my hand and decided to write a reply.

8 sentences Translated from Korean
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