The first 137 lines.
Today... I'm on my way to...
kill the person I love.
Who is it?
Room Service.
Hold on.
I'll explain everything.
There's no need.
It's all over between us.
Why? Is it bad?
You said you'll write a romance novel.
If it's not a thriller, who'd consider this a romance if the woman kills her lover from the start?
That's what the trend is.
If I write a mild plot, no one's going to read it.
Don't be concerned about others and just do as you usually do.
You should at least say it's okay.
Let's... stop now.
Sure.
We worked too much when it was the weekend.
The weather's great today, so let's go on a date—
No.
Let's break up.
Here it goes again...
The bloody 100 days jinx.
They say relationships usually have an expiration date,
but mine are especially short.
Damn it!
Tteokbokki!
100 days.
Once my relationships pass 100 days, they expire.
Sure.
The one in front of the school?
For various reasons.
I thought this was your free period.
I forgot I had an elective class...
That's right. It's a must for an unrefined bastard like you.
- Who's she? - His girlfriend until just now.
Shit! Don't you have any etiquette?
How could you cheat with someone from the same school?
There must be a small misunderstanding between us.
Let's go outside and have a sincere talk.
- Talk? - Yeah.
Talk, my foot!
Why would I talk with you, crazy bastard?
Talking is for people, not animals like you!
Ow! It hurts, it hurts!
Stop! Stop!
My second relationship went more smoothly.
- Ha Yoon. - Yeah?
Next month, I'll enlist in the military.
Right before it would pass 90 days.
So I was thinking we should break up.
I can wait for you until you're discharged.
Meet someone better than I am—
You're the best man I know.
Oppa!
No, no. No, I can't break up with you. Don't leave.
- No, don't leave. - Ha Yoon, you're only making it harder for yourself.
No! You can't leave. You can't go anywhere, Oppa.
I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry. - Oppa. Oppa! Oppa!
Oppa, don't leave!
No. Sorry, Ha Yoon!
Hey, you son of a bitch!
That man turned out to be an American citizen.
That terrible bastard!
My relationships thereafter couldn't pass 100 days, either.
What could the reason be?
Seriously...
Damn it.
The answer to my question was closer than I expected.
Yes, fate!
I just haven't met my fated match yet.
Sir, I'm getting off!
Fuck, you scared me!
I thought you were a ghost.
Please...
find someone... I mean, a man for me.
I understand what you're saying, but this is a tarot shop.
You can look for someone at the police station.
The star of fate...
Please find that for me.
Is he even born yet?
You must've been really desperate.
All right, have a seat.
Don't stand there frantically.
Le destin est partout.
"Fate is everywhere."
It's a matter of whether you can recognize it or not.
Now, think of your fated match
and use your left hand to choose...
three cards.
- Don't look at them. - Oh, okay.
Okay. This is your past, present, and future.
You lived quite a dynamic life.
You've been betrayed and hold many wounds.
- You can see that? - And you broke up not too long ago.
Now, this is the important part.
The Iron Wheel of Fate.
A man will appear in your life.
- When? - Another three cards.
You're highly likely to meet him on a snowy day.
It's almost spring, though.
Fortunately, as long as you meet him,
starting the relationship depends on you.
So you must be straightforward.
But...
Why?
Three months.
You must make it to at least 100 days.
100... days?
At least 100 days... 100 days...
You must make it to at least 100 days.
- Those damned 100 days. - 100 days...
- I ought to just live alone. - 100 days...
There's a corporate anniversary party on Friday.
All the contract writers are coming, so you must come, too.
It's located at Mass Club in Hongdae.
Club?
Hey, I'm just going to leave.
- Hey, I'm... - Hey, is he...
You met in front?
No, we came together.
Oh, right. You moved into his house, right?
Not his house. The house next door.
Whatever, that's the same thing.
How is that the same?
What?
Nothing!
Okay!
So your contract at the previous house ended?
Yeah. It was hard to find a new house, but he had an available house.
So I signed the contract immediately.
Good job.
Since it's his house, the rent and maintenance fee must be cheap.
- By the way, Hyung. - Yeah.
I understand why she's here, but why did you invite me?
Why are you dressed like that?
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