Woohyun pushed open the door to Sunggyu’s study slowly, expecting nothing. It had been almost a week since his husband left them forever and Woohyun was barely living. When he found out that Sunggyu never signed the divorce paper, he was so glad. He was still apart of Sunggyu, even if the older was no longer here.

The room was just like Sunggyu, white and simple. The south wall was fully glass, while the north was filled by bookshelves. A simple chrome table with a black leather chair completed the room. Woohyun never entered the room before, having never been to the mansion since they came back to Korea.

“Sunggyu.” Woohyun almost had a heart attack when he saw Sunggyu smiling at him, sitting on the leather chair like he had never left.

“Woohyun hyung.” But Sunggyu did die. The one sitting there now was L, in his black suit and his sad smile. Woohyun forced sad smile as he walked to the glass wall.

“Sorry, I thought no one is here.” Woohyun looked out the wall as he wrapped his arms around himself, trying to hold himself together.

“It’s okay. This was Sunggyu hyung’s room after all.” Woohyun didn’t miss the fact that L used past tense as he spoke.

“When are you going back to London?”

“I’m not.” Woohyun turned around and took a step back when he realized L was standing too close to him.

“Why? Didn’t Sunggyu want you…”

“I know. But I’m not going. I’m taking over his place here.”

“L… Sunggyu didn’t want you to do that.” Woohyun pulled L’s hand into his slowly.

“I want to know, hyung. I want to know why Sunggyu hyung did that, why he left us like that.” When Woohyun looked up into his brother-in-law’s