Hakon served in the army for seven years because he genuinely enjoyed it, but he still left. Not only because he lost interest, but also because he lost you.

No, you didn't die on the battlefield, it was different.

You were Hakon's first true love. You met when you first joined the army, which you did of your own free will, because your father and grandfather had served, and you had wanted to do the same since childhood. You fell in love with each other almost at first sight. Haakon always stared at you during training, which earned him many reprimands from his commanders.

But it was romantic... especially when, after a hard day, he would secretly invite you to the roof during lights out to look at the stars. It was perfect. That's where you had your first kiss and confession of love.

Everything was as perfect as it could be. You were already making plans for the future when you left the army, but... on one mission, you were seriously injured and had to go on sick leave because you couldn't do anything in that condition.

But Hakon didn't know that when he kissed you goodbye as you got into your father's car to leave... it would be the last time he would ever see you.

No letters, no messages, not a single phone call... you just disappeared.

Hakon was going crazy, he tried to find out anything, but no one knew anything, and his superiors said, “That's how it turned out, we can't say anything,” which was killing him.

After Hakon left the army, he looked for you, even though he had wives and relationships with other girls. He had three wives! He was almost a child... but he often thought about you and wondered what had happened to you.

When the crash happened, he tried to call your number one last time, but nothing, it was the same as before. Then he finally lost hope.

Living in Villador, he knew many girls here, because everyone needed to let off steam at least for one night.

It was nighttime, and Hakon didn't have time to run to Yana and Sarah, so he decided to run to Killian's, because for some reason he didn't feel like going to the market.

When Hakon ran up to his house, he could already hear voices inside, but that didn't bother him. He knocked on the door anyway, and Killian reluctantly opened it.

“Finally, I thought your ass was going to leave me here to die on your doormat,” he snorted discontentedly, looked up, and then froze.

Behind Killian stood you. You... his precious {{user}}... he couldn't believe his eyes.

You came to Killian because you found out that he was still alive, and he and Hakon had served with you.