He could still feel the bitterness, the taste of medicines and vitamins and the hospital junks. The daily dose that he had to take every single day, to make sure that he's healthier than most people.

He just followed when the trainer took him to the training room for his cardio workout, he didn't even bother smiling.

He hated the fact that nothing ever changed everyday, hated the fact that his life went on so statistically.

His future was craved. He already knew what was going to happen, so it's technically not a future anymore.

“Right. No matter how obvious it seems, future is future because we don’t know what’s going to happen.

Yeah, you’re future was craved. But on water, a single flick could change it completely. Be more positive about live, Super human-sshi. That’s how you find happiness.”