Nae Sarang Meaning Novels & Stories

Shin slowly drew his hand away and broke their holding hand, lowering his gaze to look at their separated hand. "Nan saranghae (I love you)..." For the second time, Hyang makes a confession in front of the man. Shin is taken aback by her words and turns to face her. Her expression only conveys sincerity. The girl is being honest about how she feels.

I stared at him, my cheeks heating as I struggled to process what he’d just said. “Why… Why did you call me that?” I mumbled, barely able to meet his gaze. He tilted his head slightly, his lips curving into a faint smirk. “Doesn’t your name, Sarang, mean ‘love’?” The simplicity of his explanation didn’t make it any easier to calm the sudden storm inside me. My heart raced, and I couldn’t decide if he was teasing again or if there was something more behind his words. “I… I guess it does,” I replied quietly, looking down at my hands as a shy smile crept onto my lips. He chuckled, the sound deep and warm, and the butterflies in my chest multiplied.

He repeats after me. "Saranghaeyo," I express, noticing his reluctance to repeat after me. "Last one, I promise." "Sah Rang Hai Yo.. is it?" I nod, smiling. "What do they mean?" Oh Ho Ho Ho.. You will never know, Sir. "They are different ways to say my name. This means you can't say those phrases to anyone else other than me, promise?" "Secretive." He arches his brows while locking his eyes with mine, "Promise."

“Yes. Mother died when I was four but to be honest, I don’t remember much of her.” “Sorry.” Sarang patted his back. “I have no mother or father, only name mother gave me… Sarang. Sarang is love.” Sarang took Nathaniel’s palm and traced the character for Sarang with his index finger. Nathaniel watched intently, feeling a gentle tingle from Sarang’s touch. He seared Sarang’s image into his heart: his long white lashes fluttering, his clear pale skin, his pinks lips whispering his own name, and the strange object on his neck.

“What is he doing here?” Suneung, an abbreviation for College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) in Korean, is an eight-hour marathon of back-to-back exams, which not only dictates whether the students will go to university, but can affect their job prospects, income, where they will live and even future relationships (bbc.com) The number 22198 in Korean is a beeper code for I want to be alone with you.