My heart was racing, it had to be him. Those bright brown curls that devoured his head had to be him. I grabbed his shoulder and called his name, "LuHan,". I felt his shoulder twitch, then slowly he shifted his feet. 

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     I turned around, recognizing that voice of the once sweet boy I knew. He still said my name with the same tenderness, at least that hadn't changed. I missed hearing him call my name, when he used to ask for every single thing. 

     I lifted my head, examining every single aspect of him. Those broad shoulders, his jolting collarbone on his pale skin. I reached his Adam's apple when I noticed the scratches. They were faintly hidden by his shirt collar, but they ran in long strides. I couldn't help feel my throat tighten, my cheeks were becoming red from anger. 

     At that moment I decided to work faster, I had to get him away from Canton as fast as possible. I know I'd have to pay a price, but anything just to get Sehun's eye smiles back. 

     "Let's go, we have to get in line," I had to turn around before my tears could slip my eyes. I took his large hand into mine, and led him behind the others into the bright runway lights. 

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     At least I was expecting the least bit of a smile cross his face. I hunted down the person with number 19 and completely tore the sticker off him. I know it might be because of Jay, but at least, at least....

     I let him guide me. Just holding his warm hand was good enough. It made me so happy to forget where we were. Until I heard that damned voice from behind me. 

"Enjoy this moment, because soon it'll be over," I could feel his breath on my ear, creeping down my neck. 

     Something made me take that as a challenge, but I'd learn it the hard way that it was actually a warning. 

     "LuHan, your hair it's tangled," before he even had time to react, I was already facing him eye to eye. I rustled his hair slightly, and managed to run my fingers against his cheek as I let my hand fall to my side.