To say that having a soulmate has its quirks is an understatement. It’s like living with someone you’re meant to be with but you kinda have to learn about their weird habits. Dahyun would like to think that having a soulmate is the best thing in the world but here she is, over her soulmate’s hospital bed site, answering so many questions on behalf of her unconscious mate. Even better was that the nurse questioning them was wearing the ugliest judgemental face, like she has never seen lesbian soulmates in her life. Dahyun hated that so much.

 “Full name?”

 “Minatozaki Sana.”

 “Age?” 

 “18.”

 “How did she hurt herself?” 

 “Bumped her head when we were ice skating.”

 The nurse looked sympathetically at Dahyun, a look she loath. She didn’t need the sympathy from a stranger for her and Sana. They were perfectly fine. The nurse scribbled something onto the form and clicked her pen.

 “She should be waking up soon. When she’s up, we can discharge you.” The nurse said swiftly and left, leaving Dahyun and Sana alone in the big hospital room.

 “That lady .” Dahyun heard Sana’s voice in her head. It was weird but Dahyun found out that she and Sana shared a telepathic bond. Extremely rare here, world wide, there are about 100 people with this special bond. Ever since she was born, Dahyun could hear Sana’s thoughts and vice versa. Her parents were worried about their daughter, thinking that she might have mental issues. Her sweet childhood doctor managed to figure out the issue with her, that she could hear her soulmate’s voice. She and Sana could hear each other’s thoughts and see their memories through dreams. At first it was strange as Sana was living in Ja