When he's an angel who wakes up in the world of demons





"A decision like that once taken cannot be reversed. You should know better!" 

"I understand. But I can't stop myself. It's for the best."

"Forget everything. Throw everything out of your head. You don't know what you're saying. It's all in your head. You have cooked up a theory."

"It's a plan. Not just a theory. I will implement my plan. Sooner or later, I will."

"You are talking about walking on the grounds of hell. It might not even be symbolical."

"You can't stop me. I'll do anything and everything. Even if I have to walk on the grounds of hell, I will do it. I'm not backing."

"You should."

"I'm not. Take care if yourself please. That's all I wanted to say."

"Stop before I reveal everything to your parents."

"You won't if you love me. I need to do this. I can't breathe anymore like this. I need to set things right. For myself. I'm doing this for me. You won't stop me if you love me."

"I do. I love you. That's why I have to stop you. I'm sorry. Hate me, it doesn't matter to me anymore."

"You'll lose me."

"It's better to know I lost you while you're alive than dead."

"I'm not going to die, I'll come back."

"That's what she said."

The Fallen Angel

Hyeri was amazed. Dara tried to suppress his giggles as he did not wish to ruin the unusual scene in front of him. 


The sun had come up a few minutes ago and Hyeri being Hyeri, woke up as soon as the first ray of it touched the planet. 


She was looking at it weirdly. The sun which was moving at a pretty high pace was followed by Hyeri's eyes as if it had done something shameful. 


Her mouth was open slightly, her hairs dishevelled from rubbing it too much against Dara's chest. 


She felt as if the Sun was being chased away by the darkness as very soon it was gone. 


Both of them stayed in silence for a while with Hyeri thinking it was all just a dream. 


Seeing the sun at first had made her feel better but it went away as quickly as it came. 


"Hyeri? What's wrong?" Dara asked seeing how she was thinking very hard. 


"Was that the sun?" She asked making the man next to her finally let out his long-held giggle. 


"Don't laugh!" She nudged him lightly on his shoulder. 


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