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Friday night turned into one of those nights none of us wanted to end. We started the evening gathered in the living room for movie night with Wilkins’ Yujin, Visnja’s Sangwon, and Cathéct’s Sungho, surrounded by way too many snacks and blankets we barely used because everyone kept moving around during the film.

The movie itself quickly became half the entertainment because none of us could stay quiet for longer than five minutes. Wilkins’ Yujin kept reacting dramatically to every plot twist like she had personally been betrayed, while Visnja’s Sangwon tried predicting the ending so confidently only to get everything wrong. Meanwhile, Cathéct’s Sungho somehow turned into the loudest commentator in the room, making everyone laugh during scenes that probably were not even supposed to be funny.

By the time the credits rolled, none of us were ready to call it a night yet. We were just about to head home when Visnja's Sangwon casually suggested taking a short night walk first, “just to digest the snacks,” he said, immediately convincing everyone else.

The walk started calmly enough, with us replaying our favorite scenes and debating which character deserved better. But the peaceful atmosphere disappeared the moment Cathéct's Sungho began dramatically humming the soundtrack from the movie, which somehow turned into us reenacting scenes in the middle of the street like a group of unpaid actors. Visnja's Sangwon could barely stop laughing at Wilkins’ Yujin overly serious narration voice, and every few minutes one of us would randomly bring up another scene from the film just to start the debate all over again.

By the time we finally headed home, the streets were almost empty and our phones were close to dying, but somehow the night still felt too short. Maybe that’s how you know it was a good one.