“I am so going to miss you,” Donghae sobbed, hugging Donghwa’s waist tightly. “Promise me you’ll be happy and not forget your little baby brother at home.”

“Aish, Donghae-ah, your brother is getting married, not leaving for the military,” Donghae’s mother laughed. “He’s not even moving out of the country!”

“But he’s leaving the house!” Donghae insisted, tightening his arms around his brother’s waist. “Nooooo hyung don’t go…”

“Hyuk dear, can you be an angel and help Donghae with his suit? He’s having some trouble and I’m kinda busy,” Donghae’s mother called out, busy helping the bride with her dress. Hyukjae smiled at her and went off to find Donghae immediately. He found him in his room struggling to button up his suit.

“Need help?” Hyukjae chuckled when he saw half the buttons done up the wrong way and his shirt was even inside out. “Goodness, Hae, have you never dressed yourself up before? You’ve got your shirt all wrong!”

“Where’s mom?” Donghae asked, pulling the tiresome shirt off and nearly popping its buttons. “Ugh, I hate buttons. They never go right for me.” He threw the item onto the bed and flopped ungraciously onto the mattress.

Hyukjae let out a chuckle and walked towards the bed. “Come on, you big baby, it’s your hyung’s and my noona’s big day today. We need to look at least decent for them.”

“Don’t wanna,” the younger pouted, folding his arms over his chest. “I’m not suffocating to death in that stupid