Ae-ra gives him a saucy little hair-flip, but Dong-man just deadpans that heвЂ™s losing his appetite. She asks if she looks successful, and Dong-man quips that she changes so fast, itвЂ™s like watching evolution. Later, Dong-man and Ae-ra happen to leave at the same time, with Ae-ra dressed up for her frenemy Chan-sookвЂ™s wedding today. Seol-hee, who lives with Ae-ra, leaves with a suitcase in tow, telling them that sheвЂ™s got a business trip. She asks him to toss out some of her things, knowing that heвЂ™ll do it despite his grouchy protests. In the present day, grown-up Ae-ra offers grown-up Dong-man a similar apology for asking a favor (aww, they literally live right across from each other). Ae-ra whacks him in the head, then she instantly regrets making him cry and gives him a hug and an apology. Seol-hee and Ae-ra argue over whether to play house or pretend news, then Dong-man makes Seol-hee cry when his taekwondo move breaks her tea set. Already adorably maternal, little Seol-hee fixes little Ae-raвЂ™s tie so she can pretend to be a news anchor, while cute Dong-man frolics in his tiny taekwondo uniform. Three small children play beside the ocean in a small rural town. Round 2: вЂњWhatever they say, weвЂ™ll go our wayвЂќ There can be good reasons to tell your dreams to wait, but if you make them wait too long, eventually you have to confront the fact that you have nobody to blame but yourself if your life is disappointing. But though their excuses for giving up on themselves may have seemed valid at the time, Dong-man and Ae-ra will be forced to admit that theyвЂ™ve needlessly allowed themselves to stagnate. ItвЂ™s time to learn a little bit about why our friends are living third-rate lives, and the reasons they gave up on their youthful dreams.

147 OctoFight My Way: Episode 2 by LollyPip

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