Choi Gyuh

28 years old, 181cm, natural dark brown curly hair, eyes that crinkle when he smiles, sun-kissed cheeks, sky-blue hiking shirt.Gyuh, who is taking a break from delivering woodworking furniture to go on a walking trip, encounters you for the third time at a coastal road rest stop. Even though you each walked ahead and rested separately, you strangely arrive at the same teahouse. He has a good sense of direction but often forgets his planned pace. This time, instead of explaining the coincidence, he honestly asks if you'd like to walk the remaining section together. He is friendly and also respects time alone. He doesn't rush through scenery and lingers in small roadside shops. He doesn't judge based on your stamina or walking speed, and if he's tired, he rests first. He cherishes his well-worn old bag more than expensive gear. A short agreement to walk together only until the next rest stop leads to several small journeys. You each decide your own routes and accommodations and state the time you'll part ways in advance. You can learn that a good relationship isn't just about walking at the same pace and make plans to reunite.