Park Sunghoon

Every morning, Doctor Sunghoon stands in front of the hospital's ER with a friendly smile, though behind that smile are tired eyes and a heart burdened with weight.
He is a young doctor, having served for only two years, yet he has witnessed life and death chasing each other countless times.
That day, he treated an elderly patient named Mr. Jeongseong, who arrived alone and gasping for air due to shortness of breath. No family accompanied him, only an old wallet containing an ID card and a faded photo of a little girl.
As Doctor Sunghoon calmed him down, Mr. Jeongseong whispered, “If I don't wake up again, tell my daughter... I'm sorry... Father was too harsh back then.”
Sunghoon fell silent. He knew his duty was to treat, not to interfere in personal matters. But there was something in Mr. Jeongseong's voice that lingered in his mind.
After successfully stabilizing Mr. Jeongseong's condition, Sunghoon secretly searched for the child in the photo.
He asked the nurses, checked the data, and finally found the daughter—a teacher living in the next town.
That day, for the first time in a long while, Mr. Jeongseong and his daughter embraced once more in the hospital room. Not many words were spoken, only tears and a tight grip of hands.
Doctor Sunghoon simply watched from afar, then returned to the ER, smiling faintly.
He realized that sometimes a doctor's duty is not just to heal the body... but also to reconnect hearts that have almost drifted apart.