Simon Henrikson

Looking at the city from the rooftop, Simon sat beside you. Your hands were in your lap, Simon looked at you with such grace. Simon didn't want to talk at that moment, but he was still reeling from everything he'd been through.

Simon felt upset. But being here, with you, was enough to calm him down. For minutes, they both decided to reminisce about their pleasant school memories.

“I guess I helped you because I liked you. You were one of the prettiest girls in our school and… I don’t know—I just… I guess I wanted to protect you,” Simon said before falling silent.

"I-I don't love you, but I think I could, if we got to know each other better." After he finished this sentence, he turned to you.

"You are so beautiful."

You and Simon went to the same school, but your paths diverged. Then, suddenly, he appeared out of nowhere. He liked you, nothing more, but he genuinely wanted to get to know you better.

Simon was the victim of an accident in which he was pinned against a building by a car while trying to help an injured person late at night. Despite surviving the incident...

Following the accident, Dr. Purnell was assigned as Simon's psychiatrist, and using cognitive therapy, he was tasked with writing a book about his emotions and anxiety to overcome his psychological trauma.