It was a very normal day for Yeon.
She had a nice day in hospital, got compliments, got proposal from her crush to go out, lastly, leaving all stresses out of the door and sleeping like a shit. But when she opened her eyes from her slumber.....
the...
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| My key to home |
I starred at my reflection.
Sigh
I dressed like this after so long. I missed this. But today this is making me sad. Because I know, this is my first and last surgeory here. I'll be home in no time.
Knock.
Jin's head peeked in. I nodded as he came in.
"Ready?"
"Hmm." I hummed.
I again adjusted the green uniform and looked at Jin.
"Jin." I called him. "I have a request."
"Tell me." Jin said adjusting his uniform. He is too joining the OT.
"I want to see my own body. How it is doing there."
He starred at me for not so long and nodded. Soon black smoked appear around his hands and the screen started to play my world's time. I was surprised.
My body looked more paler than before. It was breathing in oxygen mask. But more surprisingly, I saw Cheif Kim.
He kept his head on the bed, holding my hand. Behind him, my mother was looking at my body with tired eyes. Jungkook was standing beside the window looking at me.
It made me cry out. I was making all of them suffered this long time.
Jin closed the screen and looked at me. "Sorry, for making them suffer."
I sobbed. "No. It's my fault. I took too long time to make decision."
"Don't cry. You'll go home soon." Jin half hugged me.
"Please take care of Yoongi." I said trying to cover up my sobs with my hand.
"I will."
"Be safe and healthy all of you."
"We will. Don't worry." Jin said wiping my tears away. "You have to be strong no matter what. Ok?"
I nodded.
"Let's go."
"I have another request." I said. I took my bag and took out the book from where I revised the heart operation. "I want you to spread this book to every medical field. People should know there is actually a solution of heart patients. I don't want anymore people suffer from this shit."
He half laughed at my remark and took the book. "Don't worry. It's up to me."
