After his discharge from the military he was welcomed back and settled back into his normal life and routine just as before but one night for Do Hwan that quickly changed. What happens when he is attacked and a few weeks later discovers he is a carr...
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The upcoming event was one that held immense significance in his heart - his daughter Sarang's second birthday. Sarang, a bright and beautiful child, had been a source of love and joy for Do Hwan, though her journey was not without its challenges.
As the end of September approached, just a few days remained until Sarang's second birthday. Do Hwan wanted this day to be special, a celebration of his daughter's strength and courage. He decided to enlist the help of his dear friend and co-star, Lee Sang-yi, who had become a close confidant.
Lee Sang-yi arrived at Do Hwan's home with a bright smile and a bag of balloons in tow. The two actors had shared many memorable moments on and off the screen, and this day promised to be no different.
"Hey, Do Hwan!" Sang-yi greeted warmly, embracing his friend in a tight hug.
"Hey, thanks for coming," Do Hwan replied, his eyes reflecting gratitude.
Sarang was in the living room, surrounded by her toys. Her bright eyes sparkled with curiosity as Sang-yi entered the room, and a joyful smile graced her face.
Sang-yi crouched down next to Sarang, his warm gaze locking with hers. "Hello, Sarang! Remember me? It's Uncle Sang - Sang."
Sarang's face lit up with recognition, and a delighted giggle escaped her lips. "Uncle Sang - Sang!"
Do Hwan watched with admiration as Sarang interacted with Sang-yi. Despite her challenges, Sarang's spirit was unbreakable, and she radiated an undeniable charm.
"Sang-yi, I was thinking of planning something special for Sarang's birthday," Do Hwan began. "I want her to have a day she'll cherish forever."
Sang-yi nodded thoughtfully. "Let's brainstorm some ideas then. How about a small party with her favorite toys and some of her favorite people?"
"That sounds perfect," Do Hwan agreed. "And I was thinking of getting her a cake with a big '2' on it."
Sang-yi grinned. "Great idea! And we can decorate the place with balloons and streamers. Kids love that."
As they continued to discuss plans, Sang-yi's attention shifted back to Sarang. He had picked up a colorful toy and was gently rolling it toward her. Sarang's eyes followed the toy's movement, and with a determined effort, she reached out her hand to grasp it.
Do Hwan's heart swelled with pride as he witnessed his daughter's achievement. Sarang's journey had been marked by small victories, each one a testament to her strength and determination.
The afternoon slipped away as the three of them spent time playing with Sarang and sharing stories. As the sun began to set, Sang-yi stood up, his gaze warm and sincere.
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The sun cast a warm glow through the windows of Do Hwan's cozy living room. The soft sounds of laughter and gentle chatter filled the air, creating an atmosphere of comfort and camaraderie. Do Hwan sat on the couch, his eyes fixed on the heartwarming scene unfolding before him.
In the middle of the room, Sarang, was surrounded by an array of colourful toys. Her eyes sparkled with curiosity, and her infectious giggles resonated like sweet music. Sarang was determined to explore her world despite the challenges she faced.
Sang-yi, knelt beside Sarang, a genuine smile lighting up his face. He held a soft plush toy in one hand and gently waved it in front of Sarang. "Look, Sarang-ah, this is Mr. Bunny! He wants to be your friend," he cooed, his voice filled with warmth and affection.
Sarang's eyes widened with wonder, her small fingers reaching out to touch the toy. Her coordination might have been a bit unsteady, but her determination was unwavering. "Buh-nee," she mumbled, her voice a melodic mixture of effort and enthusiasm.
Do Hwan's heart swelled with pride as he watched Sarang interact with Sang-yi. Despite her developmental delays, she was making progress, one small victory at a time. Her speech might have been a bit unclear, but her spirit and enthusiasm were crystal clear to everyone who knew her.
The hours melted away as Sarang and Sang-yi played together. They built towers with colorful blocks, sang silly songs, and even tried out some funny dance moves that had Sarang clapping her hands in delight. Throughout it all, Do Hwan watched with a mixture of joy and gratitude. Seeing his daughter thrive, surrounded by friends who cherished her, was a gift beyond measure.
As the sun began to dip below the horizon, casting a warm orange hue across the room, Sarang's energy began to wane. Sang-yi gently helped her walk towards him and let her settle in his lap. "You did so well today, Sarang-ah. Keep being the amazing girl you are," he encouraged, his smile a beacon of unwavering support.
Sang-yi's gentle demeanor and playful spirit resonated deeply with Sarang, and the two were quickly becoming inseparable. As the afternoon rolled on, Sarang's energy began to wane. Her coordination, already a challenge, started to falter, and her eyelids grew heavy. With a small yawn, she leaned against Sang-yi's chest, her tiny fingers clutching the fabric of his shirt.
Chuckling softly, Sang-yi wrapped his arms around Sarang, offering her a cozy embrace. "You've worn yourself out, little one," he whispered tenderly. Sarang's breathing grew slow and steady, her head resting against his chest. "Dream sweet dreams, Sarang," he murmured.
Do Hwan watched the scene unfold with a mixture of admiration and gratitude. Sarang was a precious gift, and seeing her find comfort and joy in the presence of his friend was heartwarming beyond words. As the room grew quiet and the gentle rhythm of Sarang's breathing filled the air, he exchanged a knowing look with Sang-yi.
