President Yang's Request: G-Dragon

Chapter 61 - Kwon Jiyong & Park Nabi

Kwon Jiyong waited in the elevator for the YG Idol's dorms to take him up to the last floor. After three days of not hearing from Nabi, he finally received a call from her to meet with him. She said she'd be waiting for him on the roof of the YG Dormitory. He wasn't staying at the dorm since he didn't have a schedule for his idol duties. Not a lot anyways. So he had to travel from his house to the building which took awhile.

When the elevator finally slide open, Kwon Jiyong ran out and up the few steps it took to get onto the roof level. When he opened the door, he saw Nabi standing on the far end of the rooftop, looking out over the city.

Kwon Jiyong silently walked over to her and wrapped an arm around her waist while placing his chin on her shoulder. Nabi lightly flinched from his surprise back hug but let her body lean into him with a deep sigh after feeling the warmth from him wrap around her own body. Kwon Jiyong placed a light kiss on her shoulder before closing his eyes and pulling her tightly into him. He missed her and was worried after not hearing from her for so long.

"My mom lied to me." Nabi said causing Kwon Jiyong to open his eyes. "I'm sure you put two and two together about why I hadn't become an idol."

Kwon Jiyong losen his hold around her waist and straightened out his posture. Nabi turned around, breaking his hold on her. She smiled at Kwon Jiyong and leaned her back on the railing of the roof, with her elbows propped up on each side of her. After inhaling and exhaling she looked at Kwon Jiyong to help calm her beating heart.

"Whenever you're ready to tell me, I'll listen." Kwon Jiyong says.

Nabi smiled and began explaining her story. "Joo Won and my mom were together in Seoul where we lived at the time. They were ready to watch GEM's live debut performance when I received that call through my manager's phone. My mom fainted and was currently in the hospital. I immediately ran out without even thinking."

"So that's when you were running down the halls and spilt juice on me." Kwon Jiyong says.

"I don't know. I don't remember. It was so long ago and my mind was so blurry with worry, I can't remember things clearly." Nabi explained. "But I do remember when I arrived to the hospital and spoke with the doctors, they said that it is cancer." After a long pause she continued, "It's a rare cancer called Inflanomous Cancer."

(A/N: That is a totally made up cancer name for, I am not a doctor or skilled at researching these information. However, I am very skilled at B.Sing things.)

"Inflanomous Cancer? What is that?" Kwon Jiyong asked.

Nabi nodded and reached out for Kwon Jiyong's hand. She began making her way to the bench swing, dragging Kwon Jiyong with her. As she sat, she pulled Kwon Jiyong's hand with her, forcing him to sit down next to her. She placed his hands over her lap as she kept them intertwined.

"The cancer causes tumors to grow randomly throughout the body. It's easily removed and dealt with, but no doctor or scientists could figure out what causes these tumors to constantly reappear even after continuous treatment. Doctors in Korea had no way of knowing because the case was so rare at the time. We were sent to a cancer treatment facility in America where I stayed by my mother's side for over ten years as she battled it out with cancer. This one tumor appeared on the back of her brain. It was small and doctors kept monitoring it to see if it grew because that would be dangerous. They couldn't operate on it either because of where it decided to plant itself. Surprisingly though, for over five months it stayed the same size. But it sat on this part on the brain where, when the brainwaves move, it would hit the tumor, causing my mom to faint and lose consciousness. She fainted quite often. It was a normal thing to me." Nabi sighed while looking at him. "Then one day, probably about three months before coming back to Korea, the doctors came and told us that no tumors have been appearing lately. They wanted to keep us for another few months or so to continue monitoring it to see if it changes. But it didn't. They came and told us we could go home. My mom just needs to take pills for her constant fainting she always endured."