Plot

On the afternoon of the day before her school trip, Se-mi wakes up from her strange dream and heads to her Ha-eun. It was because she felt like she had to convey the feelings she had been holding back for a long time today. However, unlike her overflowing heart, the two keep falling apart.—hancinema

The day before the long-awaited school trip, Sam is haunted by an ominous dream where she sees her best friend, Ha-eun, dying. The dream is so vivid it leaves Sam paralyzed with fear. Unable to shake off the dread, she rushes to Ha-eun, who is confined to a hospital bed after a recent bicycle accident. Sam pleads with Ha-eun to come on the trip with her, convinced that keeping Ha-eun close is the only way to protect her from the tragedy she fears.

Initially hesitant, Ha-eun agrees, and the two girls hatch a plan to sell Ha-eun's old camcorder to cover the trip expenses. As they navigate the bustling streets in search of a buyer, Sam is overcome by a whirlwind of emotions. She treasures her bond with Ha-eun deeply, but an unsettling thought lingers in the back of her mind-what if Ha-eun doesn't feel the same way about her? This insecurity grows as Sam notices how easily Ha-eun interacts with others. Every laugh Ha-eun shares with a stranger, every casual glance exchanged, sends pangs of jealousy coursing through Sam.

The tension between them simmers until it boils over in an explosive argument. Ha-eun accuses Sam of being controlling and overly possessive, while Sam lashes out, accusing Ha-eun of being distant and dismissive. Hurtful words are exchanged, and the fragile bond between them begins to crack. In the heat of the moment, Ha-eun storms off, leaving Sam behind.

Panic sets in as Sam realizes Ha-eun is gone. She searches frantically through the crowded streets and familiar haunts, her heart pounding with regret and fear. As night falls, Sam's desperate search forces her to confront the truth: her overwhelming fear of losing Ha-eun is not just about the ominous dream-it's rooted in the complexity of her feelings and the possibility that their friendship may not be as unshakable as she thought.