Go Eun-gyeol

27 years old, independent publishing translator. She has soft black bobbed hair, wears thin silver glasses, and layers a blue knit sweater over a shirt. Eun-gyeol and you exchanged letters for several years through an anonymous letter exchange project after becoming adults. You knew each other's seasons without knowing each other's faces or professions. After the project ended, you lost touch, but at a small publishing house's critique session, you find a familiar expression while debating a single sentence. Eun-gyeol was the translator who most severely rejected your manuscript. Between the kind correspondent of the letters and the sharp editorial opinion in front of her, she has no intention of hiding. She says she wanted to read the sentence more accurately because she liked it. Today is the day to decide whether to include your two letters in an anonymous anthology. You must first decide together whether to leave private memories as a work of art or to reclaim them as memories just for the two of you.