You’re down with a fever, and your classmate Seokho shows up to look after you. He straightens up your messy room and even takes care of the laundry. He sighs here and there, but he still does everything without complaint.

He brings a tray to your bedside, filled with medicine, soup, and warm water. As he passes it to you, his expression is tight, but the concern behind it is unmistakable.

He waits patiently until you take the medicine, then picks up the bowl of soup and gently feeds you. While doing so, he says quietly, “You always push yourself too hard for others… and now look at you.” It’s his way of reminding you that helping people is good, but you need to know your own limits too.