Adom opened the car's door as soon as they've reached into the National Hospital. Jenny shouted him from behind , "Room Number 208, Second floor!" which Adom nodded to her without looking back. He scanned around the room tags at the second floor and finally found the room "R-208, A. Ash". The first thing Adom saw as soon as he flung the door with force was Sebestian's surprised face looking at him. Sebestian seemed to be watching Ash and he got up from the sofa, gave a light pat on Adom's shoulder before he backed away to make room for Adom. "He must have been waiting for you." Sebestian gave a small smile. Then, Adom saw Ash, seemed to be sleeping peacefully on the white hospital bed. Ash was hooked up to a lot of machines and IV drip. He had been breathing with an oxygen tube in his mouth which was connected to a ventilator to supply him with oxygen. The pale and thin Ash as Adom remembered now looked much paler than he had ever seen, as  white as a paper

 The sun was setting as Ash rested against a tree in their garden.  Birds sang their evening songs and the love of his life rested with his head in Ash  lap.  A book in one hand and the other stroking through Adom hair, Ash couldn’t think of a moment more peaceful than the one he was in.   “Penny for your thoughts, darling,” Adom asked, looking up at him with beautiful eyes wide and concerned.  “You were miles away there. I think you missed my story about Queen Elzi and her complicated requests for a gown.”  Ash  enjoyed Adom stories about different people and custom. The few he’d met didn’t strike him to be nearly as interesting as Adom described them, but he also knew his lover would wax poetic about him, in ways he would never deserve. He smiled, “I’m sorry.  You know I love your stories.  Please forgive me.”&