Sad flower. 

One boy, and a girl. Their childhood was filled with happy memories, mainly filled with paper planes and flowers. 

"Yoongi-ah, what do you want to be when you grow up?" 
"Me? A pilot." 
"Let's work hard to be pilots shall we? We can travel together, forever and always." 

Every single day, they would fill their memories with collections of paper planes, and toy planes. Together. They were always together. Like paper and ink.

Every day, they would visit the garden. Oh, how she loved the daisies blooming now and then as well.

"Gina, why do you like flowers?" 
"They're beautiful. Even though they may wilt one day, it will at least have a memory of each one of us, right?" 

Forever and always. That was what she said. All before her family had to move out to another country out of the blue. A personal issue, they said.  

"Yoongi-ah, wait for me." 

18 years has passed, and Yoongi is already achieving his dreams. It's already in his pockets. But where is his friend? The waiting game has not end. Where was his friend who said that they would achieve their dreams together? Where was his friend who told him to wait for her return? He looked at the paper plane she gave him every single day, hoping that she would come back. He missed her. Dearly. 

Little Gina mourned over the loss of a company when she knew that she had to move to the States. She did not want little Yoongi to know about what was really going on. Every single, she would cry and cry all night long. Oh, how she missed him. She wanted to go back.  After 18 years of her disappearance, her parents asked her for a wish. 

"Take me back home so I can at least see Yoongi before I leave. I want to see pilot Yoongi." 

After 18 years of disappearance, will Yoongi still remember her? Will he still recognise her? Will she be in his memory as a bloomed flower or as a wilted one? Will he forgive her for leaving for a very long time before emerging again and then leaving him, forever? Will Yoongi already achieve his dreams as a pilot?

Gina had heavy footsteps the minute she stepped out of the airport in her home country.