Intertwined their fingers

"Eun Soo said he would meet us tomorrow. He's tied up with some work today," Hyun Soo informed Min Jun.

Min Jun nodded. "I'll be back at college tomorrow as well, so we can meet him there."

"That works," Hyun Soo agreed. As they stepped out of the hospital, he added, "I'm really glad Aunt Kim remembered her name. I kept telling you not to lose hope. Even though she didn't recognize you, you could see how happy she was to see you."

Min Jun's expression softened. "Yeah. She smiled at me—warmly, for the first time in a long while."

They both slid into Hyun Soo's car.

"How about we go to my apartment?" Hyun Soo suggested, glancing over at Min Jun.

"I should pack a bag first if I'm staying at your place. Now that the restaurant's temporarily closed, I've been thinking about taking up some part-time work. Running the place on my own isn't an option, and I can't really trust anyone to handle it behind my back, let alone my mother's."