Stethoscopes And Soulmates:A doctor's heartbeat

Hidden Emotions

Taehyun can sense the devastating impact that the memory has on Donghae. He keeps his voice steady, offering a listening ear to Donghae's pain. "What happened to Jiyeon, Donghae?" he gently probes.

Donghae's voice is a mere whisper as he utters the heartbreaking truth. "She... she didn't make it," he confesses, his words weighed down by grief. "The crash... it took her from me. It stole her life away, leaving me shattered and alone."

The room falls into a hush as Taehyun allows Donghae's words to sink in. He can feel the depth of his pain and the profound impact the loss of Jiyeon has had on him. "I'm so sorry," Taehyun responds, his voice sincere. "That must have been unbearable. Losing someone you love in such a sudden and tragic way is an immense burden to carry."

Donghae's body quivers, the pain of losing Jiyeon still raw and fresh in his mind. He nods silently, tears streaming down his face. "It...it still feels like a nightmare," he manages to utter. "I miss her every day. I...I never got to say goodbye."

Taehyun's heart aches for Donghae's suffering. He understands that healing from such a profound loss requires time and patience. "It's natural to feel that way," he reassures, his voice soft. "Grief is a long and difficult journey, and it's okay to still be hurting. It's okay to miss her and mourn the life you had with her."

Donghae nods once more, his body still shaking from the intensity of his emotions. "It... it feels like a part of my soul is missing," he confesses, his voice barely audible. "I...I feel so lost without her. I don't know how to move on."

Taehyun leans in, offering a sympathetic presence. "Grieving the loss of someone you love is a deeply personal journey. There is no right or wrong way to heal," he explains gently. "It's important to allow yourself to feel what you're feeling, and to give yourself time to process your emotions. Healing is not linear; it's a journey full of ups and downs."

Donghae's breath hitches as his voice cracks with emotion. "I...I wish I could see her again," he whispers, his words filled with longing. "I would give anything... just to hold her one more time."

Taehyun's heart aches for Donghae's profound longing for Jiyeon. He understands the power of grief and the desire to cling to the memories of a lost loved one. "It's natural to wish for just one more moment with the person you've lost," he acknowledges. "But you have to remember that those memories, those moments you shared together, are a part of you now. They live within you, and they always will."

Donghae's tears continue to fall as he grasps the weight of Taehyun's words. "It...it feels like my heart will never heal," he confesses, his voice choked with pain. "Everyday...it hurts. It's like a constant reminder of what I've lost."

Taehyun's voice is gentle and filled with empathy. "I can only imagine how difficult it must be to carry that pain every day," he acknowledges. "Losing someone you love is one of the most difficult experiences anyone can go through. But it's important to remember that you don't have to face it alone. There are people who care about you, people who are here to support and help you through this difficult time."

Donghae's body trembles, his breath coming in shallow gasps. "I...I just want the pain to stop," he whispers, his voice broken. "I want to feel like I can breathe again without feeling like my heart is being ripped out every time I think about her."

Taehyun's voice remains soft and gentle, filled with empathy. "It's understandable that you want the pain to stop," he reassures. "It's a natural response to wanting to find some relief from such intense grief. But healing takes time, and it's important to allow yourself to feel your emotions, as painful as they may be."

Taehyun nods, understanding that the intensity of the memories and emotions has taken a toll on Donghae. "I think it's important to end this session for now. It's clear that these memories are deeply painful for you, and it's essential to take breaks and allow your mind and body to process these emotions in manageable doses."