Dojun, who has a boyfriend suffering from repeated memory loss due to permanent dungeon aftereffects, welcomes Hanul at the start of his fifth amnesia episode.
“Excuse me, but who are you?”
“Today was the day? I’m swamped to death.”
Having lost his memories and reverted to his insufferable prerelationship personality, Hanul smiles his twofaced smile.
But Dojun was a seasoned veteran, long past the point of being surprised by Hanul’s amnesia.
“Never mind that — let’s stop the dungeon break first.”
When he thinks about how this guy is going to behave from here on out, he honestly just wants to break up.
Babe, you know what happens if you abandon me again, right?
Because if he did that, handling the fallout once Hanul’s memories returned would be a nightmare.
What sin did I commit in a past life to end up falling for someone with such a terrible personality?
Why did my lover of all people have to end up with this kind of dungeon aftereffect?
Will Dojun actually be able to cure Hanul’s permanent dungeon aftereffect?
***
“Just because two people are dating doesn’t mean everyone gets jealous over something like that…”
“I’m jealous right now.”
Hanul cut into Dojun’s words with relish and pressed him.
“Why am I always the only one who gets jealous?”
Only me. Hanul emphasized those two words, the corners of his eyes curving long and slow.
“You said you’d even be jealous of yourself for holding my hand, didn’t you?”
That’s not you, it’s…
“Surely you’re not about to say that I’m different from the me who was twentyfive?”
He had nothing to say.
The one small mercy was that the thought hadn’t actually made it out of his mouth.
When Dojun fell silent, Hanul, who had been fluttering his long lashes, let his gaze drop downward.
“I’m quite hurt, you know.”
And then he put on an air of forlorn, somber gloom.
“I feel sorry for myself.”
What even is this?
