It all happened so fast.

In one moment, Si-eun got a call from the hospital that Su-hos condition worsened. In the next moment, all he saw was the light of the truck coming closer. Then everything was black.

Fortunately, the truck hadn't hit him too hard. But he was knocked out for two days, and it affected his nerve system. Perhaps it was good because Si-eun's body got the sleep that he barely got lately.

While all that happened, Su-ho woke up. Si-eun's mom heard that he woke up and took him to Si-eun's hospital room. She talked to him, telling Su-ho about some of the things that happened to Si-eun in the past two years.

Then, Si-eun slowly opened his eyes, reached for the ventilation mask, and took it off. Si-eun's mom immediately stood up.

"Si-eun! Oh, Sieun. Wait, I'll be right back. I'll bring a doctor." She stood up and left to get one, leaving Su-ho and Si-eun alone in the room.

Si-eun's vision is still slightly blurred as he slowly sits up. Su-ho rolls closer with his wheelchair since his legs are also very weakened after two years of coma and puts a hand on his shoulder.

"I have to go. I have to go to Su-ho. I have to go. I have to go to Su-ho. I have to go—" Si-eun keeps repeating those words over and over again as Su-ho tries to hold him down on the bed. His voice is weakened. Of course it is. He was hit by a truck.

But then Si-eun's vision adjusts again, and he just stares at Su-hos face. What a coincidence. Su-ho wakes up after a two year long coma while Si-eun is hospitalized because he was hit by a truck.

"Su-ho-ya..”

It feels unreal. He wonders if he's still dreaming, or if this is a hallucination. But it isn't. Si-eun feels his hands on him, still holding him down to the bed. He feels his eyes stinging with tears.