Woohyun was the first to wake the next morning to find himself wrapped still wrapped in Sunggyu's arms.  He smiled upon seeing the older man's sleeping face.  This was the first time that he was able to witness such a sight.  Even in his sleep, Sunggyu's brows were creased in a frown.

"Frowning gives you wrinkles," Woohyun whispered as he gently touched Sunggyu's forehead.

Just as he did, Sunggyu opened his eyes and stared at him.

Woohyun smiled in delight.  "Good morning!"

Sunggyu let out a sigh as he recalled what had happened the previous night.  He could only blame himself for letting things get out of hand.  "About last night..."
Before Sunggyu had a chance to finish his sentence, Woohyun leaned down and kissed the older man.  Woohyun smiled when Sunggyu did not resist nor try to stop him.

"Your father's going to kill me when he finds out what we've..." Sunggyu paused a moment before correcting himself.  "What I've done to his precious son."

Woohyun frowned at Sunggyu's words.  "I won't let him.  Besides, how would he know?  It's not like I'm going to go and tell him."

Sunggyu raised a hand to caress the side of Woohyun's face.  "Even if you do, it's fine," said Sunggyu as he pulled the boy down for another kiss.  "I'm a bad man after all."  

While watching TV with Dongwoo on the sofa, a commercial about a fireworks celebration at a nearby park caught Woohyun's attention.  His eyes lit up with excitement.  He quickly got up from the sofa and ran to look for Sunggyu.  He headed for Sunggyu's bedroom and entered the room without knocking.

"Sunggyu, fireworks!" he exclaimed before realising that the older man was on the phone.

Sunggyu glanced at Woohyun and quickly ended the call.  "What is it?" he asked seeing how excited the boy looked.

"There's going to be fireworks tonight," Woohyun announced with anticipation.  "Can we go?"

Sunggyu looked at the boy.  "You know that's not possible," he replied coldly.

Woohyun frowned.  "Why?"

Sunggyu's jaw tensed.  "You know why."

"But I-"

"No!" Sunggyu told him sternly.

Woohyun's frown turned into a pout as he lowered his head and looked to the ground in despair.  "I just wanted to see the fireworks with you," he murmured as he left the room.

Sunggyu stopped at the door and glanced at the boy on the sofa.  Woohyun ignored the older man and continued to focus his attention on the game he was playing.  Sunggyu figured that the boy was still angry with him for what happened earlier that day.

"Look after him," said Sunggyu.

Dongwoo nodded.  "Be careful."

Sunggyu pulled up outside a building and got out of his car.  He was greeted by a group of men who had been waiting for him.  He took out his gun and led the men inside.