On the day of the college entrance exam, I aced the test with a near-perfect score and got into Seattle Medical University. Ian did almost as well and got into Seattle Finance University.
After that, Ian gave me a gift.
"Congratulations on making your dream come true."
Looking at the gift, I smiled and pulled out a present I'd prepared for him from my bag. It was a fountain pen.
"One good turn deserves another."
After saying goodbye, I headed off to the university I'd dreamed of.
My father had been getting regular check-ups over the years, and nothing serious had come up. A new beginning, a fresh start. The road ahead was wide open, and everything was full of promise.
During those four years in college, I made a lot of new friends. And my father gradually moved from being a construc
