In This Life, I Will Be The Greatest Star In The Universe

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Oh my god.

What have I done?

"Are you okay?"

He hurried up to the policeman groaning on the marble floor.

"I'm sorry! I didn't know....”

"That's all right."

"Hold my hand and get up."

My head was complicated while the young man stood up holding my hand.

What's going on here?

It was ridiculous.

My body moved without realizing it, and I hit an unknown person on the floor.

The opponent looked puzzled, but so did I.

It was because the overturning motion I tried was the same motion I saw on TV just now.

"Good morning."

After moving to a cafe in the hospital, the man introduced himself.

"It's from the eunpyeong. I'm the investigator in charge of this case."

"Yes, hello."

a short sports cut

His dark skin and thick appearance reminded him of a detective.

On the business card he handed over, it said, "Jang Kyung-il, the traffic investigation officer."

"Did you get hurt more than that?"

"It's all right."

The sheriff smiled coolly.

"I used to be a judo club. This isn't a big deal.!”

"Are you okay?"

"Ah… I mean not.”

It seems very painful, but I decided to move on.

"I heard it's amazing to turn upside down once. It's not a skill that I've done for a day or two, but I guess you were a player if you came out unconsciously?"

"Oh, yes…"

"Oh, no wonder."

It was a lie, but you can't say, "I copied the technology in the movie without realizing it, haha."

Soon after, the opponent took out his notebook and began to ask questions.

I answered faithfully.

After a short Q&A session, I brought up a question I was curious about.

"Was it drunk driving by any chance? The car was torn here and there."

"It's not drunk driving. I'm a epileptic. When I heard the situation from this gentleman, he had a seizure while dropping his daughter off at the examination room."

"Can epilepsy patients also have a driver's license?"

"It's possible."

The policeman nodded.

"Well, it's complicated to explain here, but there was nothing legally wrong with obtaining a license."

"…Is that so?"

It's bitter to think that the reason why I couldn't take the CSAT was because of the family of test takers like me.

"Then what happens now?”

"I'll have to. I almost let two people go, whatever the case may be."

I almost died.

I finally realized how reckless it was to jump in front of a speeding car.