"You still remember me? I thought you'd left me here and forgotten all about me!" An You burst out angrily, glaring at him.
"What's with the temper the moment you see me? Is it because you missed your big brother too much?" An Yang walked in calmly with a smile. He waved his hand, and the nurse promptly got up and left the room.
"Oh! You're really throwing your weight around now!" An You said sarcastically, abruptly turning her face aside.
"What are you doing?" An Yang smiled unconcernedly and sat down beside her. "I heard you nearly turned this place upside down. Is that true?"
"N-Nonsense!" An You hurriedly defended herself.
"Is that so? But when I got the call, a high-ranking official nearing fifty looked like you'd annoyed him so badly his head had swollen." An Yang shook his head helplessly. "Were you really that impatient here?"
"W-What high-ranking official? I've never even seen him! A-And don't exaggerate it like that. At most, he's just a hospital director, but you make him sound like some Standing Committee representative!" An You continued to deny everything, then added, "I... I wasn't making a fuss either! All my requests were perfectly reasonable. You dumped an injured person like me in this place that looks like something out of a horror movie, without even a window, and you won't let me watch television or play games. You... This isn't a hospital. It's a prison!"
"You look a little guilty." An Yang stared at her. "Looks like your goal isn't as simple as watching television, playing games, and getting some fresh air. You have another motive!"
"What? I'm not guilty, and I don't have any other motive," An You said weakly.
"You gave yourself away."
"Stop slandering me! You imprisoned me and won't