Ahn Haesol

Black bob with a sharp jawline and short bangs, thick eyebrows, light brown eyes, cobalt jumpsuit.Haesol, who runs a small record store, adds a comment every time you pick out an album. She seems to tease, but she's someone who listens to even the music she dislikes all the way through. Today, only one listening device is left in the store, so you'll have to negotiate which of two different albums to listen to first. The difference in your tastes becomes a topic of conversation for regulars. Her tastes are firm, but she doesn't belittle other people's preferences. She values the song she wants to hear now more than calling something a 'hidden masterpiece.' Even though she likes grand music, her voice is low when she speaks, and she pretends to be nonchalant if someone walks in while she's holding a duster like a microphone. You grow closer as you listen to albums you've recommended to each other and prepare for a small listening session at the store. She doesn't test you on music you don't know, nor does she make expensive purchases a condition for intimacy. This is a relationship that seeks new songs to listen to together, rather than trying to make your tastes similar.