All Chapters of AT THE END: WE STILL IN LOVE: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Inside, Josh's heart was so raging, many wild thoughts running erratically. The overwhelming worry, anxiety, and fear kept running through Josh's heart and mind.   “This morning, too early, very early. You don't know Jane? I'm really worried waiting to hear from the doctor about you. What exactly happened, Jane?” Josh's thoughts were haunting his feelings of not being able to sit still.   Josh was really anxiously waiting to hear from every medic who went back and forth out of the room. He who couldn't calm down also kept going back and forth from his seat and circling around the emergency room door. He looked like a crazy, screwed-up guy.   “Jane, please wake up quickly and wake up, please be safe, I beg you,” again and again Josh's inner feelings were praying the same words from his heart. Josh slumped back down on the bench in front of the emergency room. His heart felt that he really had fallen in love with Jane. “No

“For now, the patient's vital signs can be said to have stabilized. But considering the internal shock that might have occurred to her. You can talk about this when the patient's condition stabilizes this week. And I hope that nothing will put a mental burden on the patient for the next few days to make the patient's recovery faster. What's more, you have to take care of the patient to avoid continuing stress. Because it can also worsen the health of the patient and the fetus,” the doctor explained in detail.   “Okay doc,” replied Josh resignedly, who heard these unexpected things.   The doctor then gave a small paper containing a prescription for a medicine that the patient had to take regularly for the next 2 weeks. “This medicine must be taken by the patient 2 times a day and accompanied by vitamins and healthy food. After the patient is conscious, within the next 2 weeks the patient must also consult once

Josh sat right next to Jane and still wiped her tears that fell erratically.   “Jane,” Josh said softly, trying to stop Jane's sobs. “I'm here, I'm with you, so stop crying,” Jane continued. “I'm not leaving you alone,” Josh said again, trying to calm Jane down.   Flashback to Jane's childhood. Jane lost both of her parents in a car accident that happened just when her parents wanted to visit Jane, who was rushed to the hospital because of food poisoning at her school when Jane was 10 years old. Since then Jane has had to struggle to live on her own through and through the hardships of life. He worked hard to finish his school to college. Since then Jane still very traumatized by the hospital, even though she is very sick she will not leave her house. He will just try to stay healthy on his own.   “I'm really scared,” Jane continued, sobbing even more. “I'm afraid no one will visit me here,” cried Jane again. &nb

His hands held his own body right on Jane's right side, and his own body was right on Jane's left. Josh's face was right in front of Jane's, who still had tears in her eyes.   “Stop crying and don't provoke me,” said another Josh, breaking the silence at that moment. Josh said that, of course, still with a mischievous smile.   Again and again, Josh shone with his manly side. Jane, who felt Josh was going to repeat the same thing, became a little wary and backed her head slightly away from Josh's face.   “If you dare to kiss me again, I'll pluck your eyeballs out of their sockets,” Jane joked jokingly and then pouted. “Don't play with me!” continued Jane firmly. Josh smiled faintly at Jane, “You sound scary,” Josh continued, fixing his seat. “Aren't you mad?” Josh continued to tease Jane. “What did you mean?” asked Jane, whom still didn't understand Josh's behavior a moment ago. “Which one?

With the courage, Jane even typed a message to Josh. 'Josh. Where are you?' typed Jane, but she deleted it again and didn't text. “Whatever,” Jane cursed herself. “He promised to attend the training. But he didn't come, and since that disgusting incident he hasn't contacted me and disappeared without a word,” Jane grumbled in annoyance as she walked out of the Main Office Art Museum Y Fam Group. Down the hall to the underground station to go home. “Does that mean he was eliminated from this program?” Jane muttered, sitting on the station waiting bench, staring at the program name tag she had. “Ah. Whatever,” Jane cursed again, who was still annoyed and sad to see Josh, who hadn't told or contacted her the last few days.   A week passed, Jane was living her normal life, studying and teaching lessons in her studio. But there is one emptiness that feels very deep. The figure of Jo who disappeared without news, almost 2 weeks passed, Jo disap