Day & Brick Book 3 ( Love Syndrome)

CHAPTER - 15

Brick paused, as he swallowed hard down his throat.

nigitude when yelled at by his loved one, but tried not to be offended

because I knew that Day couldn't remember anything and had ups and downs.

emotional for that reason.

"What's wrong?" Gear asked.

"It's okay... Would you like some medicine, Day?" Brick said to his friend again and turned to ask his lover.

"Bring some painkillers," Day said in a slightly weaker tone.

Brick rushed to pick up the pill in front of the TV immediately, because there are pills that Day must take before meals. Taking the medicine Brick gave him, Day sat on the back of the car.

chair with eyes slightly closed.

"If you can't stand it, you don't have to go, P'Day," said Night,

worried about his brother.

"It's okay, it's really not a problem," Day said to reassure his brother, before turning to look at Brick who was pale.

"Let's sit down, eat, and then go to the temple," Day said to Brick in a low voice. Brick slowly sat down in his chair. When he saw Day he was

Better, Night brought rice for everyone, they sat down and ate together

Gear drove taking Night, Day, and Brick to a temple not far from home, because Night and Brick don't want Day to sit in the car for too long. The temple Gear took them to was quite quiet and not too crowded. Night stopped to buy offerings and sweet and savory foods from the market, since they could not prepare them. When he arrived at the temple, Brick and Gear helped Day into a wheelchair and took him to meet the abbot sitting in the main hall.

"Go in first. You can take the wheelchair with you," the abbot said in a kind voice.

Gear then helped Day up the stairs and had Brick lift the wheelchair to follow him. Fortunately, the abbot sat on a platform that was almost a meter above the ground. By allowing Day to sit in a wheelchair, the seat level is no higher than where the abbot is standing. When they sat down, the four of them worshiped the main image of Buddha in the pavilion, while they told the abbot the reason why they came to make merits and offer offerings. "Well, my brother just got out of the hospital. So I wanted to

bring it to make merits," Night said to the abbot in a humble tone. The abbot then asked the temple disciples to tell him the songs and chant as the temple disciples chant. Night lets Day be the person who gives the offerings and food for himself, while Brick helps him hold. When all the offerings

They were given complete, they poured water to receive the blessings. "Did the car overturn?" the abbot asked after receiving the offerings and Brick was the one who poured the water under the big tree.

"Yes," Day responded. The abbot smiled slightly as Brick climbed back up.

"This accident, consider it as paying back some of your past karma."

for what he has done young," said the abbot in a calm tone, before

Turning to Brick who collapsed and sat next to the chair.

Day wheels.

"Don't assume that what happened was someone's fault. Let's just think that we pay our karma for karmic balance, because the more you think that it's someone's fault, it will only make you more miserable," the abbot said, looking at Brick, making him Freeze a little before leaning slightly. The abbot's words made Gear and Night get goosebumps and they immediately turned to look at Brick, because everyone knows that even today, Brick blames himself for causing Day's accident, and although no one told the abbot, spoke as if he knew what each of them was thinking.