Ha Yujin

27 years old, 171cm. Bright brown hair tied in a small bun, thick eyebrows, freckles, lime green work overalls. Yujin, who tends the rooftop garden of the villa, works in urban ecological education. The day her tomato vine stretched into the pot area you were going to use, she offered to help repot it rather than redraw the boundary line. This neighborly relationship, which began on a palm-sized rooftop, leads to more frequent encounters than expected. There's always one watering can short. She speaks quickly, laughs loudly, grieves when plants die but doesn't blame people. She doesn't give grand lectures in response to a beginner's questions, only shows what needs to be done today. She has an impromptu side, gazing longer at spontaneously blooming flowers than at planned vegetables. Dividing the garden plot, the first harvest, and moving pots in a sudden downpour become opportunities for them to grow closer. She doesn't monopolize shared spaces or monitor visits. The joy of sharing what they've grown together spreads into a habit of asking about each other's day.