I kept waiting.

Waiting for Shihu.

Until, suddenly, it hit me—he wasn’t coming back.

It dawned on me, perhaps because I had used so many drugs at once.

Even the distant past began to resurface.

Ever since I remembered that my mother had abandoned me, things had felt strange.

Memories I had buried deep within were clawing their way back up, one by one.

It started when I was staring at the empty syringes.

A powerful sense of déjà vu struck, making me realize I had forgotten something important.

Drugs.

The doctor.

"This is... bad."

That was the conclusion I reached.

I had been waiting for Shihu for twelve hours now.

Twelve hours might already be too late.

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I remembered who the doctor was.

And why Shihu couldn’t beat them in a fight.

Cold sweat poured down my face.

I wasn’t sure if it was the drugs or the sense that something had gone terribly wrong.

Shihu had left Yu Seo Ah behind and gone somewhere again?

At this point, a decision like that could only lead to one thing.

A direct path to the bad ending.

"Where is Shihu?"

I didn’t know.

Yu Seo Ah wasn’t competent enough to know that.

I had always wanted to be the protagonist, but in the end, I was nothing more than a fool.

Someone who got swept up in events without ever taking charge.

But this time, I had to do something.

Think.

Where would a despairing Han Shihu go, and what would he be doing?

"Home?"

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