If the Wind Remembers, Will You Forget?

The cherry blossoms are falling at a normal speed. Shu woke up in a general ward, with no red lines on the back of his hands and a clear April sky outside the window. The date on the nurse's notebook showed that it was the morning after the third operation, and there was a half-folded paper crane on the bedside. When he turned his somewhat stiff neck, he found a girl wearing a hospital gown sitting behind the curtain of the bed next door. There was a mole in the corner of her left eye, and she was looking through a notebook filled with strange formulas. The moment the wind blew open the curtains, they both looked up at the same time. The girl blinked her eyes, with a little fluorescent powder on her eyelashes. "Have we met somewhere?" Shu blurted out. The girl closed the notebook, and the words "KT-216" gilded on the cover flashed by. She tilted her head and smiled, an action that reminded Shu of someone important. "Who knows." Her voice was as light as snow, "Maybe it was in the previous life." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.