"A window cleaner? Seriously Nam Woohyun, what are you thinking?" Woohyun pouted, playing with his phone on his lap by flipping it over and over again. For a few seconds, he didn't really want to look up to see his hyung's thin, judging eyes. He sighed, rolling his eyes a little.                       "I'm just trying to get some experience..."                   "And what sort of experience you're expecting to get?"                   "Well... Life experience?" he said, shrugging.                   "It's dangerous and it's reckless. And you deserve more than such job. What would your mother said if she knows? Huh?"                   "Yah... Hyung shouldn't underestimate such job. Do you know that you need a license to get this job? It's not something that everyone can do!"                       It was Sunggyu's turn to sigh. He cupped his face, and then stared helplessly at the younger man sitting across him. He'd known Woohyun since they met at uni and were then housemates for years. He still remember being a little annoyed at him for quite some time but eventually he felt a little lonely without him around. Of course he'd never told Woohyun that.                       Woohyun kept rambling on about how people should respect other people who do odd jobs - saying that if everyone becomes doctors and lawyers, who would want to sweep the road etc etc. Sunggyu only stayed quiet, wondering if Woohyun had stayed too long with him that he was getting good at nagging.                       "Ahh I understand, I understand..." he said, cutting him off. "If you want to keep this job then fine. But Woohyun-ah..." he said, softening his tone, "you should start thinking about the future. Soon you will have to get married and your wife would worry. Imagine your wife, sending you to door every day to work, with a worried face because she's scared that something might happen to you at work..."                       Woohyun fell silent; his eyes brooding. After a moment, he pouted. "Yeah poor Seul-ki..."                   "What? Why suddenly Seul-ki?" Sunggyu asked, blinking in confusion.                   "Well since I don't have a wife, I imagined Seul-ki," he said, giving his hyung a wide and greasy grin, anticipating a strong reaction from Sunggyu.                   "Yah you rascal! You want to die?! "                       The younger man laughed, causing his shoulders to go up and down. Woohyun always find it fun to tease Sunggyu when it came to his wife - especially after he discovered about their marriage. Sunggyu who was arranged to marry her kept it a secret for almost a year before breaking the news to his friends. Woohyun wasn't really impressed with his hyung; especially that he had grown fond of Seul-ki. He had nagged Sunggyu enough about it and treating Seul-ki as his sister-in-law felt a little absurd at first. Now he only feels jealous, watching his hyung's married life. He thought that it'd be nice if he has a wife greeting him when he comes home, cooking his dinner and then they'll make a lot of babies-                        Sunggyu sighed again. "Yah are you listening? I'm not playing around."                       Woohyun only smiled. "I know hyung. This is just temporary. I promise. Let me just live my life at the moment. Until I meet someone who's willing to accept me for who I am... One that I'm sure of will stay with me... Who loves me as much as I love her."                       Sunggyu watched the younger man who was smiling to himself and sighed again. He knew well that Woohyun could make his own life decision on his own but being his hyung, Sunggyu couldn't help but to worry a little. Ever since he broke up with his girlfriend, Woohyun had not been himself. He made rash decisions, quit his job, gave up his apartment and even moved in with him for a while. He knew best how serious Woohyun is in relationships. He remembered how Woohyun was visiting every jewellery store just to find an engagement ring. On the day he finally got one, his girlfriend made him sit down and said she was leaving.                       "I think you've learnt your lesson, right? There is a difference between giving your woman freedom and ignoring her. You thought you didn't want to constrict her; you didn't want to suffocate her... But in the end, she felt like you weren't giving enough attention."                   "Yeah I know. It was totally my fault anyway... But meh, I've moved on!"                   Sunggyu patted his back and grinned. "Don't have to force yourself."                   Woohyun who was smiling to himself while looking up the afternoon sky with a squint let out a big sigh. He turned abruptly and found Sunggyu staring at him with a gentle smile. He bit his lip.       "Hyung, you can't..."                   "I can't what?"                   "Poor Seul-ki..."                   "What in the world are you saying?" he frowned.                   "You can't fall in love me! I'm a man!"                   "Sometimes I do wish that I do not know you, Nam Woohyun," Sunggyu said, rolling his eyes and getting up from the bench. "I have to get back to work. You too, right? So which building are you              working at the moment?"                   Woohyun stood up and pointed to a building. "There!"                   "The hospital?" Sunggyu asked, raising an eyebrow and making a little pout. The idea of standing in a lift and cleaning the windows of 14-storeys building made his stomach a little sick. "There are a lot of glasses to be cleaned huh... You sure you'll be fine?"                   "Of course. I've got my license anyway. And the view is really amazing." Woohyun smiled suggestively.                   "You mean, inside the building?" Sunggyu asked, grinning.                   "Omo this hyung what are you saying? I'm talking about the scenery. I'm going to tell Seul-ki on you!" Woohyun said, getting ready to leave and quickly sprinted away when Sunggyu tried to chase him.                   "What? No! I was just kidding! Yah don't tell her I said that! Yah you rascal!"                       Woohyun was laughing all the way back to the hospital where he was working at. Since his work is based on contracts and he'll be working on a different building almost every day, he found himself enjoying the frequent change of view. He thought that was what he needed. Ever since he broke up with his girlfriend, he had been doing odd jobs - singing at the pub, night construction worker and even games reviewer when he had to test play newly developed games. Of course these didn't pay him much but he was in no rush whatsoever anyway. He needed a little time-out.                                 Woohyun immediately got to work once he arrived at the hospital, getting up to the top floor. His colleague who had just finished his lunch helped to put on a harness and helmet on him, making sure they were properly secured. Then, Woohyun let out a breath of sigh and hopped into the swing stage with his bucket and brushes and his colleague slowly lowered him down. They'd finished the other side of the building in the morning and were moving on to the other side. Once he was being lowered down, he gave a thumb up to his colleague and began his work.                       Despite the thrill, the great scenery and the life experience he was looking forward to - Woohyun had to admit that the job was boring him out; especially because he was just repeating the same thing - spraying and wiping and buffing etc. Therefore, h