At the End of Memory 기억 끝에 by Yoo Latte 유라떼
At the End of Memory
“If I let you go, what then? Are you going to die or something?”
He reunited with the woman who had lost everything.
Not in a hotel lounge, but on the rooftop of a hospital.
“Pretend you don't know. Act as if it were a mistake. Just hold on to me.”
“I can't. I'm not confident I can do that.”
“Then just consider yourself caught up with me, unable to get away.”
He had brought her to his side, even though she refused to marry him as if she were a sinner. In the end, however, Eun-jae erased all her memories herself.
“Has it been about half a year? It's been such a long time.”
In the end, he granted her wish.
He couldn't bear to watch her waste away under the weight of guilt.
“I just can't give up.”
“I believe I've already made my wishes clear to you.”
Eun-jae was utterly firm. Her condition remained unchanged, and she still couldn't remember him, so in a way, her response was only natural.
“I know. That's why I've come to start over—with you, Go Eun-jae.”
While waiting for her, the painful truth that they had no memories together had sunk deep into his heart. He had wanted to endure the wait by reminiscing about their past, but he had nothing—not even that.
“It doesn't matter if you can't remember me. I'll fill your life with new memories anyway.”
Mu-yeol gazed at her with eyes brimming with affection.
“Eun-jae, let's start by dating.”
They simply had to start over from the beginning. It didn't matter if she couldn't remember him.
He would quietly wait for her at the very end of her memories.