:43:02
l feel frightened when
l run into her
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in the hall sometimes.
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Just like in a horror novel.
:43:16
Mr. Kim, how about a drink?
:43:21
Sure, why not.
:43:23
-ln my room?
-Okay.
:43:32
You've got a lot of books.
:43:36
After l lost my publishing firm,
all l have now are these books.
:43:40
-You ran a publishing company?
-Yeah, years ago.
:43:45
-Anyhow, how old are you Mr. Kim?
-l'm thirty.
:43:50
- Born in 1972?
- Yeah, in 1972.
:43:53
You seem to live alone.
:43:58
When l lost everything,
my wife asked for a divorce.
:44:03
l lived alone ever since,
but l feel more comfortable now.
:44:08
l miss my kids now and then.
:44:20
Let's see.
:44:22
l think it was summer
when Kwang-tae moved in.
:44:28
He wanted to be a writer,
but he had no talent.
:44:33
He said he moved here because
:44:37
this place inspired him to write.
:44:41
But it was strange.
:44:45
When l went into his
place during the fire,
:44:48
there were flames only around his
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body in the center of the room.
:44:55
How could that happen?
:44:57
Even if you tried to,
it's nearly impossible.