HTSAAL-TI [Season 1-3] [Mini novel]

68

Chapter 68

A cold sensation enveloped my entire body from my head.

-Yung yung

Water filled my ears and blocked out all noise.

The sea I entered directly was pitch black, with no lights or anything.

I couldn't breathe and damn it, I still couldn't move a finger.

I thought my body was sinking.

Something grabbed my body and pulled me up to the surface.

My vision cleared up again before I realized it.

I saw Kim Eden's face pushed right up to my nose.

Water was dripping from his hair.

"—Hyung, hyung!"

"Are you okay? Are you awake?"

"Cough, cough!"

I was able to breathe.

When I coughed, water gushed out.

"Ugh...…………… ! Thank goodness!"

Only then did my head start to turn.

'I fell into the sea.'

The hands were busy putting blankets and outerwear on my body.

Everyone from the staff to the members looked terrified. The ship headed straight for land, and the PD advised me to rest.

"PD, there's still filming left."

"Don't think about that right now and just rest."

The PD said with an apologetic face, as if he had committed a crime.

And he pushed me into the king-size bed room.

'I was the one who lost my senses and lost my balance in the first place.'

"I'm not hurt anywhere, so I'm fine. I washed myself with warm water and changed my clothes."

"Even if you feel fine now, it's not okay. If you don't rest properly, you'll really get hurt."

"Yeah. You'll catch a cold."

The members who had entered the room joined in. Eventually, I sat on the bed.

"...Then I'll rest for a bit."

"Stop saying the same thing and take a deep breath."

Choi Sung-jun pressed my forehead with his index finger and made me lie down.

'I've seen this scene before.'

Is he taking revenge for what I did? In the midst of that, a hollow laugh flowed out.

"Are you laughing?"

Choi Sung-jun scolded me.

Kim Eden checked the temperature of the blanket and the floor before turning off the lights.

People rushed out of the noisy room. In an instant, the surroundings became quiet.

'How can I sleep in this situation?'

I stared blankly at the ceiling.

As soon as the thought crossed my mind that the pitch-black ceiling was similar to the ocean I had seen earlier, a feeling of oppression that seemed to swallow me up surged over me and the back of my neck stiffened.

I consciously rubbed my eyelids and let out a long sigh.

Yes, I guess it would be better to sleep at this point.