Is it because I heard strange stories from Choi Yoo-han?

I’ve never seen Jin Hae-yul’s face before or after the possession, but I could be sure.

The boy I saw in the dream was undoubtedly Jin Hae-yul.

It wasn’t something my subconscious mind randomly created but the ‘real’ Jin Hae-yul.

‘Likewise… Maybe what I saw in the dream was an actual event.’

If you ask how I know, I can only say it’s a gut feeling.

Dreaming of the past of someone I’ve never seen is indeed fascinating, but I didn’t want to be amazed at every aspect of being a possessor.

It’s probably because I’m the possessor. Was it a divine play by the Possessor of the Small?

If so, for what reason?

‘Is it a hint for a happy ending?’

I recalled what I saw in the dream.

First, Jin Hae-yul.

‘The boy who dreamed of being a pianist…’

Suddenly, the scene of Ban Ha-min playing the piano crossed my mind. Back then, he clearly said he learned it from a friend.

In that case, could that friend be Jin Hae-yul?
It was a plausible story. Ban Ha-min is surrounded by many people, but he doesn’t call just anyone a friend. The person who taught him the piano must have been a very close friend.

‘If it’s Jin Hae-yul, it explains why he didn’t mention who taught him back then.’

The Three Great Boys didn’t seem to like talking about Jin Hae-yul, so perhaps there’s more to the story.

‘But what was that accident at the end of the dream?’

Could it be that Jin Hae-yul died in that accident?

Considering he was hit by such a large truck, it surely wouldn’t have ended lightly. Even if he survived, his physical condition wouldn’t be the same as before.

I thought about Jin Hae-yul again. Jin Hae-yul, who played the piano and smiled gently. Jin Hae-yul, who chatted happily with the Three Great Boys.

Somehow, my heart felt uneasy.

‘…I hope he didn’t die.’

Until now, even if someone I knew only by name died, it felt vague and unreal. However, even though it was a dream, seeing his face made his existence vivid.

No matter how much I didn’t know the person, I still didn’t like the idea of someone I knew dying.

‘But what happened between the Three Great Boys after that accident?’

I could tell that there was an accident. Jin Hae-yul sacrificed himself to save Sung Ji-chan, and maybe because of that accident, Jin Hae-yul was seriously injured, perhaps even killed.

But did that mean the Three Great Boys abandoned Jin Hae-yul?

The Three Great Boys I know have many strange aspects, but they are not the type to casually betray a friend. Rather, they would stand by each other in difficult times.

‘Why did Choi Yoo-han express it as ‘abandoned’?’

What happened between them?

‘Maybe Choi Yoo-han conspired something?’

Since Choi Yoo-han dislikes the Three Great Boys, he might have accepted their situation by twisting the facts.

Hmm. Am I thinking too highly of the Three Great Boys?

They claimed to bend inward, yet in the end, it seems I’ve taken the side of the Three Great Boys whom I’ve been with all this time. I don’t know when I became so protective of them.

Anyway, based on my thoughts, it didn’t seem like there was a problem simply because of the accident in the dream. If something went wrong between the Three Great Boys and Jin Hae-yul, it was probably what happened afterward.

Now my task is to find out what happened, but my thoughts were stuck there.

‘…But how do I find out?’

The Three Great Boys won’t say anything, and Choi Yoo-han, despite leaving meaningful remarks, ultimately didn’t explain in detail what happened.

‘Ah, can’t you tell me something!’

Suddenly, my chest felt stifled.

‘Would Yu-hee know what happened?’

Come to think of it, I hadn’t asked Yu-hee about this issue so far.

Since Yu-hee is the right-hand person of the Three Great Boys, she probably witnessed what happened between them. The problem is whether Yu-hee will willingly reveal it….
“Ah, I don’t know. Head hurts. Let’s just sleep for now.”

In the end, there was no conclusion today either.

In my already exhausted state, it was hard to think, and my mind wasn’t functioning well.

Can’t help it.

I closed my eyes again.

After a short nap, it was morning. I was led by the nurses for a simple examination and met with the doctor.

“But how did I end up hospitalized?”

Can an unconscious minor be admitted without a guardian?

While contemplating, I soon gave up on the thought. Maybe Sunwoo-jin used his connections. In the world, there’s hardly anything that can’t be achieved with money and connections. Moreover, this is the Inso world, so let’s not expect too much in terms of probability.

Meanwhile, the doctor was amazed at how neatly my head had improved, calling it a miracle.

“A miracle… That’s right.”

If the existence of the system isn’t a miracle, then what is?

Unable to say anything, I just awkwardly chuckled.

I did hear more explanations afterward, but I couldn’t understand what they were talking about. Anyway, since the system fixed my head, there shouldn’t be any problems.

I just pretended to understand, nodded vaguely, and returned to my hospital room.

Then, in the afternoon, when I was left alone in the room, a visitor arrived.

“Lee Ju-eun, is your head okay?”

It was Sung Ji-chan, wearing hospital clothes.