SEVENTEEN IMAGINES

#65 13 things to do before I die (pt. 9)

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Third person's POV:

Seokmin, Soonyoung and Seungkwan were all panicking when y/n suddenly lost her consciousness, because they know her condition, they immediately brought her to the nearest hospital.

While on their way, they can feel the anxiousness in their hearts, after all everything feels like déjà vu from the first time she lost consciousness a lot of bad things happened and they know that things aren't any good since that day happened.

"Dr. Kim!! Dr. Kim!!"

When they arrived at the hospital the nurses immediately placed her in a hospital bed while they contacted her mom and her doctor was also rushing towards the hospital room that she's in.

The three people just sat outside the emergency room, no one dared to speak, they were all worried about her condition.

After a few moments Dr. Kim went out of the emergency room but his expression doesn't seem quite good as he approached the three people who were waiting outside.

"Dr. Kim, how is she?"

Soonyoung asked the moment that he saw y/n's doctor...

"Let's wait for her parents before we talk, but for now you can go inside"

And Dr. Kim started to walk away while the three people went inside.

Mingyu's POV:

While I walked away from the emergency room I can't stop thinking about her situation, she's too young to face these kinds of situation.

I went back to my office and I immediately looked for her records, a deep sighed escaped my lips when I saw it.

Patient no. 17 y/n Lee.

She's a leukemia patient and it was already too late when we found out her case, I told her mom about her situation but she told me not to tell her daughter, she can't accept her daughter's case and I can't blame her, she's still a mother and this is something really painful for her.

And she's getting worse as the day passes.

I was busy checking my patient's records when the door suddenly opened and I saw y/n's mother, and I can't help but to feel sad for them, I want to tell her that everything will be alright but as a doctor I need to tell them what is the condition of my patients honestly.

"Good afternoon Mrs. Lee"