It was the start of a new life for Luhan. After his parents decided to separate, Luhan decided to stay with his mother. His Father didn’t support them anymore, but he didn’t need him to. He had his new family now.

Luhan didn’t want a broken family, but he wanted to be strong for his mother. They moved to Seoul for a new life. His mother’s best friend, Mrs. Oh, lived there and she allowed them to live with her since her house only held her only son and her.

It was afternoon when Luhan and his mother arrived at Mrs. Oh’s house. Her house was bigger than she had led on; it was huge. It wasn’t a house…but a mansion. Mrs. Oh greeted Mrs. Xi first, then moved to and hug Luhan tight after noticing Luhan behind Mrs. Xi’s back.

“Aigoo, aigoo. My beloved friend, you don’t know how much I’ve miss you!” Mrs. Xi began.

“Omo, is this Luhan now? He’s so cute!” Mrs. Oh exclaimed, fangirling over Luhan’s cuteness.

“He’s the same age as your son right?” Mrs. Xi asked.

“Nae, he’s in school right now, so he couldn’t be here to say hello. By the way I enrolled Luhan at Sehun’s school.”

“Oh, unnie…” Mrs. Xi began, but was cut off.

“Don’t worry about it, it’s my pleasure to take care of the two of you!”

“That’s why I love you so much, unnie~” Mrs. Xi hugged Mrs. Oh and they both laugh.

“Yah, don’t call me unnie!” she joked.

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Mrs. Oh took them to their individual room after she gave them a tour of the house. Luhan’s room was a distance from Sehun’s room. Sehun still wasn’t aware that the Xi’s would be living with him so Luhan was sure it’d be a surprise when he got home.

Luhan walked all around the mansion and stopped in front of Mrs. Oh son’s room. He hoped Sehun would accept him and his mother.

Luhan then proceeded to his mother’s room.

“Luhan, are you okay?” Mrs. Xi asked worriedly. Luhan couldn’t hold back his tears and he began to cry.

“Mama, I hope we made the right choice of moving here…”

“Don’t worry Xiao Lu, everything will be fine here. Trust mama, arasseo?”

“Arasseo, mama.”

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Sehun returned from his friend's in a usual time, really late. It wasn’t a surprise though; Sehun always came home late.

Mrs. Oh opened the door for him when he arrived.

“Have you eaten yet, sweetie?” Mrs. Oh asked while Sehun walked inside. “Of course…” Sehun replied stubbornly, continuing past his mother. “I have to tell you something sweetie,” she began, grabbing his arm to stop him in place. “Someone is going to be living with us. She is an old friend of mine from China and she also has a son, who is the same age as you.” Sehun’s eyes widened.

“China? Isn’t that where dad went?”

“Sweetie, forget about your dad please. He has nothing to do with us anymore” Mrs. Oh pulled Sehun in for a hug and c