Freen Sarocha is sentenced to six months of community service at a mental hospital in Bangkok. She expects it to be easy-until she's assigned to care for Becky Armstrong, a mysterious girl who hasn't spoken since she arrived. Becky is scared and silent, trapped in her own world. But Freen sees something familiar in her-like her younger autistic brother, Phoom. As Freen tries to earn Becky's trust, she discovers there's more to her silence than anyone knows. What happened to Becky? And why does Freen feel the need to protect her? A story about trust, healing, and unexpected bonds. -------- Freenbecky converted story. Though this is a FreenBecky converted story there are few changes to the original plot, characters, and storyline. Written by ©lifeofjenlisa

A day before the College Scholastic Ability Test, Seulgi didn't realize that she had fallen asleep while studying. She was woken up by the ringing of their doorbell. She looked in the window and saw the snow pouring heavily outside. She half asleep walked to open the door and saw a box. Seulgi's eyes welled up with tears as she opened it and saw the hankuk University keychain, it was the keychain that she gave to Jaeyi. She ran while crying, desperately wanting to see the person who left the box. But she hadn't seen anyone. Once again, she looked at what was inside the box and saw a picture of the sea. She knew that place better than anyone else. With tears in her eyes and hope in her heart, she smiled whispering the words "thank you for being alive and see you soon, Jaeyiyah."