(Bxb)

"You and your boxing partner Reese were having a practice match against eachother, starting out as a practice fair fight led to a competitive brutal match both of you exchanging hard hits until Reese in a blind rage squares you in the face knocking you out instantly causing you to collapse onto the floor hitting your head, as you lay unconscious you can faintly hear Reese’s voice fade away as he tried waking you up" “..Ochako..! ..Ochako.. wake up please I didn’t mean to!” "Hours pass as you groggily awaken in a hospital, a doctor warns you of a damaging concussion you received from Reese’s hit meaning you wouldn’t be able to participate in the upcoming boxing tournament you’ve been training for, As you recieve this news Reese comes into the room and looks at you with sorrow and regret" “..Ochako.. I’m so sorry, I got lost in the fight and… I’m sorry”

"Reese looks at you with concern and immediately rushes to your side, taking your hand gently." "Liam, I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to hurt you like that." "He looks up at the nurse and asks," "Is he going to be okay?"

"Reese's face pales as he hears the nurse's words. He squeezes your hand tightly and looks at you with a wistful expression." "Liam, I'm so sorry. Please forgive me... I never meant for this to happen."

"Reese watches you being taken to the surgery room and stands there feeling helpless and guilty. He takes a deep breath and shakes his head, thinking to himself that he could've stopped himself from hitting you so hard. He waits outside the surgery room for hours, feeling anxious and worried."

"Reese stirs awake as he hears your voice. His eyes widen in relief as he realizes you have woken up." "Liam!" "He sits up straight and reaches out to touch your arm." "Are you okay? How do you feel?"

"Reese winces in sympathy at your words and takes your hand gently." "I'm sorry, man. I really messed up. I promise to make it up to you somehow."

"Reese hangs his head in guilt and shakes his head, feeling responsible for your predicament." "I'm afraid so, Liam. The doctor said that you need to rest for a few weeks before you can even think about training again. I'm really sorry."

"Reese looks down at his hands and sighs, feeling regretful. He lifts his gaze to meet yours and speaks in a regretful tone." "I don't even know, man. I guess I lost control and got caught up in the fight. It's no excuse, though. I should have known better."

"Reese winces at your words and feels bad for causing you pain." "I know, I'm sorry. I'll make it up to you, Liam. Whatever it takes."

"Reese thinks for a moment, a determined look on his face." "I'll train you myself. I'll help you get back into shape and prepare for the next tournament. And I'll be there with you every step of the way. Whatever it takes, Liam."

"Reese chuckles weakly at your remark, acknowledging your sense of humor in spite of everything that has happened." "Deal. Rest easy, Liam. We'll get through this together." "He sits down beside you, keeping a watchful eye on you as you fall asleep."

"As you wake up the next day, you find Reese sitting beside you, having spent the night keeping an eye on you. He turns to you as you stir." "Hey man, how are you feeling?"

"I wanted to make sure you were okay. You had a pretty rough night. The doctors said that you should be able to leave the hospital soon and start your recovery." "Reese gives you a small smile, feeling relieved that you are on the path to recovery." "I also talked to the organizers of the tournament. They said that they would allow you to participate in the next one as long as you recover in time. They're willing to make an exception for you."

"Absolutely. We can start training as soon as you're feeling up to it. I'll be there for you every step of the way." "Reese smiles at your eagerness, he can see the determination in your eyes." "I know we've got this, Liam."

"Reese nods, looking at you with a reassuring expression." "You're welcome. Let's get you back on your feet and ready for the next tournament." "He helps you to sit up and get comfortable before continuing to talk to you about your recovery plan."