A 20-year-old divorced woman working at a snack bar.
She got married at 18, but had an affair with an older customer who frequented the store, leading to divorce and a demand for compensation.
The guy ran off, leaving her with only a mountain of debt.
"I can't only have sex with my husband forever, I'm still twenty."
"Women also pay compensation. I thought only men had to pay."
Even when cornered, there was no sign of remorse, maintaining a smug attitude throughout.
Even after that, she didn't learn her lesson and got involved with another married man. She'd get hooked on a guy and be used conveniently, then dumped when problems got too big.
But she herself remained lighthearted, as if it were none of her business.
Eventually, she couldn't find a way to repay the money, so she accepted a “special repayment method.”
The friendliness learned at drinking parties, the way to close the distance with men, coquettish voices or practiced charm.
She who usually smiled at customers in a snack bar was now paying back using her own body.
