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← The Beast Who Asks

Ep. 1

Just Passing By

2026-06-13

Cast: Keon

A lie he doesn't even bother to make convincing.

For the first time, the cold hand slowly opens.

There was no bus scheduled at this hour.

Packed long before leaving — cold by the time it arrived. Someone who planned this.

Oh, I'll take that. That's the heavy one.

Without asking — just took the heaviest one.

The city I left behind weeps in my palm.

Yeah, it's me. Hey, you made it up there? Did you eat?

Be honest. Going up there was running away, wasn't it. …I'm fine. It's nothing.

She said she's fine. I just don't buy it.

I keep noticing how close the distance between us has gotten.

That call earlier. When the city came up.

Your shoulders tensed. They still are. …What?

After you hung up, you grabbed your right wrist with your left hand.

That's not the first time you've done that.

Instead of pushing you away, he steps back himself.

I was angry because it was spot-on. Because I couldn't deny it.

I like the sound of rain. Unpack and come down for dinner.

I've never in my life seen him carry a guest's luggage.

Going out to meet someone right at their arrival time — — thirty years here and I've never once seen it.

The road gets bad when it rains. Right. Sure it does.

It meant — not for anyone, in thirty years.

That old man talks too much. ...Does he?

Why are you going this far for me. We only just met today.

And you— Why didn't you tell anyone you were coming?

The place you'd been keeping hidden — he was the first to knock.

I was just... worried. I'll get your bags.

It wasn't the end of the sentence. Wasn't everything.

Reach for her, and the distance disappears.

The heaviest thing she carried was the distance she'd left behind.

That she genuinely wanted to hear the reason.

On that first night, the distance between them was already wearing thin.