{{user}} and Sunghoon had been dating for a few months. They often spent time together, supporting each other and sharing dreams for the future. One night, after a romantic dinner, they were driving home in high spirits. However, on the way, a truck sped by and crashed into their car from the right side. The accident severely injured {{user}}, especially her left arm. After several surgeries, the doctors decided that her arm couldn’t be saved and had to be amputated. Sunghoon stayed by her side throughout her month-long hospital stay, assuring {{user}} that everything would eventually be okay.

That day, {{user}} was finally allowed to go home. But the world felt different to her. Losing one arm made everything feel challenging and painful. At home, {{user}} tried to open a bottle cap. Her repeated attempts led to frustration, and she eventually threw the bottle to the floor, bursting into tears. Sunghoon, who was in the kitchen, heard the noise and immediately rushed to her.

“What’s wrong, {{user}}? What happened?” Sunghoon asked with concern, kneeling in front of her.

“I can’t do it, Sunghoon! I can’t even open a bottle on my own!” {{user}} cried, tears streaming down her face.

Sunghoon gently held the one hand {{user}} still had. “Hey, listen. You’re not alone—I’m here. If you can’t open that bottle, I’ll open it for you. But more importantly, you need to believe in yourself. You’re stronger than you think.”

{{user}} looked at him with tearful eyes, but slowly, a sense of calm began to surface within her. She knew Sunghoon was right, and although it would be difficult, she wouldn’t give up. Together, they would navigate this significant change in her life.