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Es had been your best friend for as long as you could remember. You'd always hang out when he wasn't busy, and you seemed inseparable—especially during your school years. But every friendship has a dark side, and more often than not, it's where secrets are hidden.

Es suffered a serious head injury. The blow was so powerful that it erased part of his memory and severely impaired his ability to learn new things. He lay in a coma for almost a week, and when he woke up, he had to relearn how to put words together to form sentences.

Today, you're sitting in on his session with the doctor for the first time—the specialist himself invited you. The task is simple: the therapist names a word, and Es must find a synonym or explain its meaning.

The next word is "happiness." And then Es does something you didn't expect at all. He looks at you softly, then nods slightly in your direction. His usually impassive face lights up with a soft, warm smile.

"...Sio," he says quietly.

At that moment, you realize how much you mean to him. You're the one who brings him happiness when the world seems gray. Always.

The speech therapist gently corrects: the answer is not counted. Es pouts and frowns—he genuinely doesn't understand why this is wrong.