It hurts to look at him. A feeling of numbness engulfs the entire length of her body as the boy cradles the remains of his shattered heart in shaking palms. She doesn't dare take another step closer. He's lying there like a broken procelain doll, a lifeless version of his usual self. His head tips back to meet with the wall, rapidly blinking back tears that were threatening to break past the bounderies. No, his pride would never allow that. Usually, he would do everything to hold them back but seeing as it was only her here, he wouldn't bother for much longer. He doesn't  to witness this pitiful scene. It's not like it's never happened before. His chest heaves up and down in attempts to calm down and regain some composure. His eyes dry and sobs soon dwindle down into little sniffles. Their eyes meet, gazes sheepish and slightly awkward, the boy isn't quite sure of what to do. With a roll of her eyes, she squats down next to him, taking a hold of his hand as naturally as breathing.

"Are you finished?" she asks, voice soft despite the slight tension. He nods, line of sight moving to stare at the ground and lips curled up at the corners, humbled and embarassed because of his weak and broken state. Yet, the moonlight filtering into the dim room only illuminates his lithe form. In her eyes, he'd never looked more beautiful. This is a side no one else besides her could ever get a chance to witness, it's him at his weakest and she will be his strength.

A/N- I have no idea what I'm doing >.< this is sooooo not based on real events *awkward laugh* lol I'm not joking though, it's loosely based on real events :/ I'm trying to write in a limited-omniscient pov (I think that's what it's called) which is basically where I'm writing in 3rd person but only the feelings and emotions of one character are revealed. This character will be Dayeon everyone else's will be a secret lol but hints will be given. I apologise in advnce for grammar, spelling mistake etc English is not my first language (even though I am fluent, I still need somehting to blame it on).