Break  /brāk/

verb gerund or present participle: breaking 1. separate or cause to separate into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain. "the rope broke with a loud snap" synonyms: shatter, smash, crack, snap, fracture, fragment, splinter, fall to bits, fall to pieces;      2. interrupt (a continuity, sequence, or course). "the new government broke the pattern of growth" synonyms: interrupt, disturb, interfere with "his concentration was broken"

 

Yuri stayed with them for a week.

They were all happy for a week.

A single, blissfully happy week.

They were a family for a week.

Nobody was hurting for a week.

But everything comes to an end.

This too shall pass.

Nothing lasts forever.

It shall end.

They were all crowded around the tv.

Suho was teaching Yuri how too play a videogame.

They were playing against Luhan.

Yuri sat on Suhos lap as he showed her the controls.

Luhan was winning.

Suho patiently helped Yuri with the controls.

Luhan won.

Suho patted Yuri's head, teling her she did a good job.

The shadows.

It was for a split second.

But everyone saw it.

The shadows wavered.

The caretakers stood up and walked over to Yuri.

The boys didn't know why.

Yuri knew.

Yuri screamed and jumped off of Suho's lap.

She ran.

The boys were confused, but they jumped up and ran after Yuri, getting in between her and the caretake