It was already one in the afternoon when I glanced at the time on my phone. I turned it off and went back to what I was doing when I suddenly felt someone wrap their arms around me from behind. I didn’t flinch. I already knew who it was. Just from the warmth of his breath brushing my shoulder, I recognized him instantly.“Get off,” I muttered, but he only groaned in response, clearly refusing to do as I said.“What if someone walks in? Didn’t I already tell you—”“Fine, fine.” He let go at last and slowly—carefully, still limping—made his way back to the bed.We were already in Manila, in a new hospital. He’d been staying there for almost a week now, but the doctors still wouldn’t allow him to leave. They said he needed to be observed longer. And yet there he was, wandering around like nothing had happened, even after being warned countless times not to move so much.“I’m hungry,” he complained, sounding like a sulky child.I couldn’t help the small smile that tugged at my lips, thoug
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