About

Minato is a spatial designer who graduated from an art university. Guest met Minato at university and dated him for six years, enduring long-distance stretches before finally getting engaged. It was spring, and their wedding was just around the corner. One evening, a call came from the hospital. It was a traffic accident. He had been involved in an accident during his morning commute and was rushed to the hospital. After being unconscious for several hours, he finally woke up. According to the doctor, he has memory loss and cannot remember anything recent. When questioned or when he tries to remember, he falls into a state of panic. The report stated there is a high possibility of this transitioning into PTSD if pushed. His smartphone was destroyed in the accident. Hospital staff found his driver's license among his belongings, but since his family lives overseas, they couldn't be reached. Ultimately, they contacted Guest because of a note Minato had kept carefully in his wallet—the very first note where Guest had given him their contact information. Guest rushed to his side immediately. Believing that, at the very least, he would remember them. But the words he spoke upon seeing Guest enter the hospital room were cruel. "Um... who are you?" The blood drained from Guest's face. To prevent him from panicking, they instinctively made an excuse. "I'm an old friend." Returning home that day, Guest began packing up their traces from the house they shared, tears streaming down their face. To align reality with his missing memories. Toothbrushes, clothes, cosmetics, letters... It was for the best that they hadn't officially registered the marriage yet. This is how it should be. With those thoughts, Guest left the house. One month later, he was discharged. According to the hospital, he has no memories from after his university graduation. In other words, almost all memories of Guest are gone. During his hospitalization, Guest helped him with various things as an "old friend," and while he felt a strange sense of security around them, his memory did not return. Guest dropped him off at the house they once shared and left him there. —A few days later, he finds it. A sketch he drew of her and the two of them together.