“I have a solution. If it’s the last year you will ever see her, do everything you’ve wanted to with her. Ask her out on a date, sit with her, talk to her, explain everything to her when the time is right but most importantly love her and spend the time with her. Show her how much she means to you and honestly, that’s gonna be the best thing you can do for all of us; for Minkyung, for me, for you.”

“But when she does le-”

“By then you would have already accepted it. You won’t have any regrets because you did everything you can to make her the happiest because I know that you out of all people, will treat her like how she deserves to be. “

Yebin stayed silent, making Nayoung slightly worried.

“Can you teach me one more thing?”

“Yebin, I don’t think it’s the best time right n-”

“Teach me how to bring her memories back.”

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It had only been a few hours since they left but Yebin was already heading back, insisting that she couldn’t waste any more time. It had surprised Nayoung how quickly she had picked up the skill considering she’s only been mind-training exercise a month ago and anything she had tried beforehand wasn’t intense. She had requested for Nayoung to stay at home.

Yebin was waiting at the oval, hoping that she had received her message. It wasn’t hard slipping a post-it note in between her books, especially since she already learnt her timetable beforehand. She continues to pace around the oval, hoping for a glance of the girl soon.

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Minkyung had just finished PE and finished changing. She walked into advanced history, settling herself down into her spot in the front row, two seats from the left. She was ear