She didn’t move.

Yeon-woo sighed. He thought she would have some kind of reaction if she saw his face, but nothing changed. Still, Yeon-woo continued to speak to Ananta. Even if she showed no reaction, she was probably listening somewhere in her subconscious.

Once she woke up, he hoped that she would tell him everything she had struggled with. Yeon-woo was the one who wanted Ananta to regain her senses the most. He wanted those who remembered and cherished his brother to be happy.

He put his mask back on and turned around to see Brahm there with a bitter smile. 

“Thank you, as always.”

“That’s what I should be saying.”

“Are you leaving now?”

“There’s no need to spend any more time here.”

“Sesha will be angry if you leave without saying anything. Last time, I had a hard time trying to appease her because you left without a word.”

Yeon-woo laughed. “Please convince her we…” Before Yeon-woo could finish, there was a crashing sound in the...