The sun was high in the sky, surrounded by few fluffy white clouds. The temperature was starting to get warmer as summer drew closer and there was a nice breeze blowing through the air. Donghae leaned against the gate to the park and watched with a smile on his face as several families with children ran to and fro and had lots of fun. He liked to watch people; it reminded him of all the good time he used to have with his own parents. He wished that he could go and play with some of the kids that looked his age, but it was Saturday and he was only on a short lunch break from work. But since he didn’t have anything to eat, or any money to buy anything, he had decided to come to the park and people watch.

Donghae grinned as a little girl waddled over to him holding out a ball for him to take; she looked about two with a pretty pink dress and her hair tied up with a bow. Donghae glanced over and saw the little girl’s mother watching carefully, but she had a smile on her face as if to say it was okay to take the ball.

“Do you want me to throw this for you?” He asked as he knelt down to her level.

“Baw!” She exclaimed happily, sticking her arm out to him. He took the orange ball from her and tossed it in the air and caught it, causing her to squeal loudly and laugh.

“My ball?” Donghae said playfully, holding it against his chest.

“No! Mine!” She squealed, holding out her hand.

“Noooo, mine,” He replied with a grin, causing her to giggle.

“My baw!” She told him.

“Okay, your ball,” He said, handing it back to her. She grinned and grabbed it back and held it protectively. Her mo