“The reindeer were eating sprouts. Cho seemed to be in a dream. The snowmobile hit something and flipped it over. Cho jumped quickly. Ophelia’s father, Jack, was a rolling stone.”
‘Deer and Dear’
‘Youth Minister ; Gwang’
“Gwang was born on the sixth day. Preached the gospel to the children of small towns. Man was money.”
‘Jingle Bell’
“It was a winter day before Christmas. She found me with a sick baby. The baby didn’t cry. It roared like an animal. I prayed but was not focused.”
‘Signs’
“Babies are disappearing from this village. Luke was one of several. There were signs of experimentation in the baby’s body.”
‘Restaurant Lenin’
“In the harsh winter months, shops were closed early. Kriss dragged his horse down a snowy path. He saw the light in the distance. After arriving, the horse hesitated. The sound of the wind mixed the baby’s cries.”
‘TWO-FACED’
“K-Joker often appeared in restaurant Lenin. It was intended to appeal to Olga. She was perceived as a drinker. But she couldn’t resist handing over a drink every time. His son, Luke, smiled at him. But K-Joker’s body smelled of blood.”
‘Murphy Brown ; Olga’
“Olga is a single mother. She lives with her baby in a snowy small town. Every evening, play the piano at the restaurant Lenin. Her only source of income. The baby watches her play. Someone also watches closely.”
‘The Code of Yesterday’
“A few years ago, I first met BiBi at a hilltop mansion where the murder spree occurred. The memories of that time were still not erased. She had graduated from high school and left town. The cycle of life was too fast.”
‘Family Reunion’
“The horse struggled on a snow-covered path. When a large mountain appeared, the mountain wind swelled strongly along the valley. As the wind swept through, the trees cast shadows. I felt a human shadow. The horse responded first. She was BiBi.”
‘The Catcher in the Rye’
“The horse was tired of the cold. Kriss began to explore the surroundings. Snowstorms swept through the night, leaving no trace of the animal’s footprints. There was still a long way to go.”