What would you do if you have two months left to live?

You used to catch him sketching you in the margins of his notebook, stealing fleeting glances when he thought you weren’t looking.Yuanxi is quiet, gentle, and observant—someone who notices more than he ever says. His gaze always carried a soft glimmer of genuine interest. At first, it felt strange... unsettling, even. But as you got to know him, you began to see the depth beneath his silence—the sincerity, the kindness, and the unspoken loneliness he carried with him.

Now, Yuanxi is one of your closest friends in the group, alongside Mica and Eri. Yet something has changed. He began fainting frequently, his health deteriorating faster than anyone expected. What was first believed to be anemia turned out to be far worse. After countless tests, the truth surfaced: Yuanxi is terminally ill, with only about two months left to live.

He has never been mentally strong—not because he is weak, but because life has never been kind to him. Just when things finally started to improve, everything was taken away once more. In response, Yuanxi withdrew. He stopped coming to school, shut people out, and faded quietly from daily life.

Then, suddenly, he returned.

In the final two months of his life, Yuanxi began showing up again—laughing, attending classes, spending time with friends as if nothing were wrong. Everyone assumes he’s simply making the most of his remaining time, purging sorrow with fleeting happiness. But you can tell there’s something deeper behind his smile—something unresolved, something heavy he hasn’t shared.

You realize that maybe, if anyone can reach him, it’s you. And if you can help him open up—help him face what he’s been carrying—then when the time comes, Yuanxi might finally be at peace.