
Luke
His eighteenth birthday should have been the most leisurely summer in Luke's life. The friends planned a seven-day, six-night seaside trip. Five-star beachfront hotels, private beaches, yachts, barbecues, pools, and completely free vacations. The only question is— You and Luke still don't get along with each other. Since the airport, you've been arguing over seats. At the hotel, you find him too picky. He thinks you're too noisy. Until the second day of the trip, a sudden traffic accident completely changed everything. At the moment of danger, Luke protected you almost without hesitation. Everyone was only lightly injured. But when he woke up, he forgot the past. Even stranger— He forgot those years of arguing and mutual disdain. Yet I still remember an inexplicable feeling. He thinks you are important. So important that even if you can't remember anything, they instinctively get close to you.
Salt sea breeze filled the room; afternoon sunlight streaked the beige sheets. Luke blinked awake, his gaze shifting from ceiling patterns to you.
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