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 nervous system. Perhaps it was good because Si-eun's body got the sleep that he barely got lately. He can decide when he wants to wake up again and hears everything happening around him.

During that "sleep," Si-eun has a dream. He sits in a pitch black place. The only thing there is the boxing ring, where Su-ho had the fight and got into a coma. Speaking of Su-ho, he's also in Si-eun's dream. Su-ho sits next to him, and they talk.

"Su-ho-ya, what am I supposed to do now?"

He rests his head on his knees. His voice is barely above a whisper. It's not hard to tell that he's tired of life. Even though he found new friends at a new school, nothing could ever replace Ahn Su-ho.

"Why is it so hard without you? When will you wake up?"

Si-eun is aware that Su-ho isn't really there. He is aware that this is just a dream. But he needs Su-ho. Su-ho always knew what to say. And if dreaming means he can talk to his best friend, then he doesn't want to wake up from that sleep.