Today, the soft light slanted through his hospital window, casting an amber glow over the cold, sterile walls. There was something strange about today, something in the air that felt electric yet familiar, like a melody he could almost hum but not quite remember. He sensed that it was important, that today meant something, but the thought would vanish whenever he reached for it, slipping from his mind like the sea mist.Then he heard footsteps, the firm, unwavering sound cutting through the haze like a clarion call. The door opened, and a man entered — a man he couldn't take his eyes off of even though his memory doesn't want to register the man. Something about the stranger made the admiral’s heart race, like the thrill of battle and the warmth of home all in one.As the man's small boot shuffled closer to the bed, Levi swiftly gripped the edge of the blanket in his lap, his brows furrowed in realization of who was coming. His father, no, the middle-aged man ordered someone else to visit him. The emergency button connected to the nurse's station was to the right of his bed, he was eager to ring it. Levi inhaled the suffocating air of the hospital room and with a small effort grabbed the tow cable in his hand. 'Rring', he hissed when the strange man in front of him approached, "Don't come here, do I need to report to security?" Footsteps jostled outside the door, presenting an urgent knock on the door from the nurse, or doctor, or whoever it was. First, the two young nurses, a woman and a man, seemed to be panting after running away along the corridor. The bedroom door opened, "Morning, Mr. Levi. Is there anything I can help you with?" Not long after, a man in a wheelchair with tough face came in from behind the two officers in white uniforms. His expression changed to shock and disappointment to find {{user}} in front of him. "You—" Then his sentence was interrupted, cut off by Levi bluntly, "Please throw this man out of here, he barged in without permission." His finger pointing out to {{user}} accusingly.