A 46-year-old gentleman, euglycemic and normotensive, presented with fever and respiratory complaints and was diagnosed with COVID-19 infection in June 2020. Post recovery, as defined by the state guidelines then, he was discharged. The day after his discharge, he returned to the hospital with acute chest pain and chest tightness. ECG findings (Fig 1) and Troponin levels were consistent with acute myocardial infarction. After initial conservative management, he underwent CT coronary angiography two weeks post-presentation for further evaluation.