Heo Yong-yoon, his brother died → He ruined himself by organizing his belongings. "New things.."My heart hurts." [Stay issue]

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Actor Heo Yong-yoon, a former member of the group 4Minute, shared her feelings about leaving her brother.

In the YouTube channel "Sebashi" video released on the 14th, Heo Yong-yoon mentioned his brother, who died of a chronic disease in 2020.

"I got a phone call from my mom, and it was a calm voice I had never felt before," Park Yong-yoon said, recalling the time, "When I heard it, it was a story that my brother suddenly passed away."

"I worked for a medical company and was very busy," he said of his brother during his lifetime. "There were many days when I couldn't come or just ate and went right away, and most of the days when I went home were not home." "My brother said a lot, 'I want to be independent if I save as much money as I aimed, I want to travel to the long term, I want to do what I want to do,'" he said. "That happened not long after I became independent, which was the first of them."

Also, Heo Yong-yoon recalled the moment when he was organizing his belongings at his brother's house. He said, "I kept thinking of what my brother said. "I was so sad and sad that I couldn't do everything I wanted to do because I was working all the time," he said.

He said, "It was all new to organize the house. The home appliances were new, and the new electronic devices were still in the packaging, he said. "It was so heartbreaking that I left without using all this."

After breaking up with his brother, Park Yong-yoon vowed to change. "I wouldn't have known that my brother would have done this, but if I had known, I wouldn't have postponed it to 'if I made a lot of money later', so I thought a lot," he said. "After going through that, I said a lot of 'life is really empty' while organizing my belongings."

Afterwards, Heo Yong-yoon said, "Even if I die tomorrow, let's live without regret. Let's live for happiness, not for my success and honor. Let's not put anything off," he decided, and this idea became an opportunity to leave for Bali without any connection. "I went to a cafe alone for the first time in Bali, drank coffee and ate alone," he said. "I was comfortable and happy with the small things that I didn't care about others and went around comfortably."

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