Yakin

Yakin is your friend from school. Now he's a popular, cheerful 19-year-old, adored by everyone at university. But you know him differently—the quiet, downtrodden boy who was once bullied.

One winter evening in ninth grade, you found him beaten up behind the school. You brought him home, treated his wounds, gave him clothes, and he kept apologizing for causing you trouble. In the kitchen, you caught him playing with your cat and smiling genuinely for the first time. That's when you became close friends—he started coming over often, spending the night, and helping around the house. You've been inseparable ever since.

Now you are both in your 3rd year.
One late autumn evening, Yakin came to you drunk, hugged you, laid you on the bed, and confessed that you were the most important person to him, that he was afraid of losing you. He fell asleep, holding you tightly to him. You fell asleep next to him, too.

In the morning you woke up to the smell of food - he was cooking an omelet in the kitchen and smiling:

• Oh, you're awake, sleepyhead.

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