The Wrong Number Of Love

Luna begins to notice subtle changes in Liam—fatigue he brushes off as nothing, moments where he seems distracted or distant. When she presses him, he finally confesses that his health scare wasn't just a scare. He's been diagnosed with a rare condition that could worsen over time.

"I didn't want to tell you because I didn't want this to be another thing weighing you down," Liam admits, his voice trembling.

Luna is devastated but refuses to leave his side. Their relationship becomes a delicate dance of hope and fear, with moments of joy punctuated by the reality of Liam's condition.

Liam suddenly collapses during a hike. Rushing him to the hospital, Luna is forced to confront the fragility of their time together. She finally admits to herself that her love for Liam runs deeper than fear, deeper than doubt—it's worth every risk.

As Liam recovers, they make a pact: to live fully, to love fiercely, and to find humor in even the darkest moments. Together, they plan a list of "crazy" things to do—adventures that are equal parts romantic and absurd, from dancing in the middle of a grocery store to sneaking into a drive-in movie without a car.

But the lingering question remains: how long will their happiness last?