A/N: I'm back. I'm seriously nervous right now. Because I've been away for like.. a month? And the update is just short. I really don't know how to continue the story anymore. lol been having author's block hence the super very late update. exams just ended today. i got a perfect score on my math exam. which is nearly a miracle. well, a miracle indeed. i'm planning to end this story, so things will be rushed from now on. i'm truly deeply sorry.

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“He’s fine... for now.”

As Sunggyu heard that, he let out a breath that he didn’t know he’s holding. “Wait… what do you mean by ‘for now’?” he asked, suddenly worried again.

“Well…” Sungjong started, “he still have to take medicines regularly, in order to slow, or even prevent the loss of the heart pumping activity.”

“Damn... I really thought that my dream was real.” Sunggyu murmured, the mere thought of his dream sent shivers through his spine.

“Dream? What dream, hyung?” asked Sungjong.

“Uhh… It was more of a nightmare. Woohyun died in my dream... H-He ing died… I hope that it doesn’t mean anything.” Sunggyu whispered.

“Of course it doesn’t mean anything hyung. Your mind’s just playing tricks, maybe because you’re worried for Woohyun.” Myungsoo assured, patting the hamster’s back lightly.

“I do hope so.” Sunggyu said.

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Myungsoo spotted Sunggyu at the hospital’s rooftop. He sat beside the older, yet Sunggyu still didn’t recognize his presence. Myungsoo is still cautious with his actions towards Sunggyu because of what happened in the past. However, Sunggyu seemed to recover quickly, and Myungsoo is glad to see his hyung passed the ‘moving on’ stage.

Myungsoo closed his eyes feeling the air caress his skin, and then asked, “What are you doing?”

He felt Sunggyu’s stare at him, “Exactly what you are doing righ