[ The gift comes via the mailmice - mostly because Dokja doesn't know Junghyeok's actual address and doesn't want to do the disservice of finding out when he hasn't told him.
The packages are wrapped in colorful, slightly obnoxious white gift paper with shiny balloons and glittery confetti printed on it. It's obvious it's three books stacked on top of each other.
The first is a cookbook of varying recipes; popular dishes from several different Earth countries, and, interestingly, a few beyond that. The second is a book of poetry; a collection of Korean poets that Dokja has used to discuss with one of the other Dreamers.
The third is a blank notebook with an attached sturdy looking pen. On the first page, the package's sender is revealed: it's Dokja's chicken-scratch hangul that decorates the lines. ]
I thought you'd like to write about your story in your own words.
[ There's no happy birthday wish, but what else could the present be for? ]
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( gift, 3/8/???? ) i can't believe im the first
The packages are wrapped in colorful, slightly obnoxious white gift paper with shiny balloons and glittery confetti printed on it. It's obvious it's three books stacked on top of each other.
The first is a cookbook of varying recipes; popular dishes from several different Earth countries, and, interestingly, a few beyond that. The second is a book of poetry; a collection of Korean poets that Dokja has used to discuss with one of the other Dreamers.
The third is a blank notebook with an attached sturdy looking pen. On the first page, the package's sender is revealed: it's Dokja's chicken-scratch hangul that decorates the lines. ]
I thought you'd like to write about your story in your own words.
[ There's no happy birthday wish, but what else could the present be for? ]