Later that night, Doo-shik returns and reads So-joon’s note with a heavy heart. Tucking him in, she whispers, “You could tell me.”
So-joon snores in response, and doesn’t answer when she asks if he’s really asleep or pretending to. If he had a wife, surely he could tell her that he’s also Bruce Wayne by day, right? I don’t know why I have to understand bats.” Her point is that Batman needn’t live in such secrecy she feels sorry for him because he must get lonely. So-joon agrees as much: “I have a hard enough time understanding you. He’s half-asleep while she keeps questioning why Batman always worked so hard in protecting his true identity: “Why would people hate bats?” Bats could be quite cute, and while they dwell in caves, having wings and feet makes bats a friend to both birds and rodents.” Lol, what? So-joon has heard enough, and Ma-rin fawns over him as they retire to bed. Those people are like a real-life Batman in her eyes-just like how the Dark Knight protects Gotham, those philanthropists protect their country. She’s impressed with how anyone could remain so tight-lipped about doing a good deed for so long, and thinks he’s too modest when it comes to donating to charity.
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Later, Ma-rin pulls So-joon in front of the TV to watch a news story about a donor who has been giving anonymously for twelve years running. He jokes that he should add the name Kkot-soonie on the mailbox. He finds Ma-rin waiting for him outside their house, though she says it still feels like the house belongs to him.
First, I have to find out why I disappeared.” Now the future me who could’ve told me how Ma-rin and I could’ve avoided the accident has disappeared. “There was something strange about you,” So-joon writes. So he leaves behind a note explaining the dark future he saw in 2018, one where he was long gone. Ma-rin walks home feeling proud about the fine man her husband grew up to be, and at the same time So-joon races to Doo-shik’s apartment, but nobody’s home. Having his and hers is a cute idea for some things, but it can easily spell disaster if he means to live his and her separate lives. So-joon might have good intentions when it comes to keeping his loved ones in the dark, but he’ll soon learn that trying to adjust the present for the future isn’t the way to make a marriage work. Keeping the spark alive won’t be easy when the secrets our hero keeps threaten to drive a wedge in his most important relationship yet. 205 FebruMaTomorrow With You: Episode 6 by gummimochi
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