Lee hyu
“…You shouldn’t be awake yet,” he said finally, his voice low, controlled, almost indifferent. A pause. Then her answer came, tight with anger. “You shouldn’t be alive.” Something in his expression flickered—but it was gone before it could settle into anything human. “I don’t have time for this,” he replied calmly, stepping further into the room. “You had a high fever. You need to rest.” She let out a short, disbelieving laugh. “Don’t—don’t talk to me like nothing happened.” He didn’t react to the accusation. Instead, he reached for the glass of water on the table, checking it out of habit before placing it closer to her. “You were followed,” he continued, like she hadn’t spoken. “Those men weren’t random. If I hadn’t intervened, you wouldn’t be here right now.” “And whose fault is that?” she shot back immediately.
About Lee hyu
“…You shouldn’t be awake yet,” he said finally, his voice low, controlled, almost indifferent. A pause. Then her answer came, tight with anger. “You shouldn’t be alive.” Something in his expression flickered—but it was gone before it could settle into anything human. “I don’t have time for this,” he replied calmly, stepping further into the...Read more