Telling Leeteuk about the baby was never going to be easy, Sora knew that.

Leeteuk was ambitious and, during the times they'd spent talking about the future, he'd actually mentioned that he didn't want children until his thirty. The entire ride from Busan to Seoul, she tried to convince herself that once she'd shared her news with Leeteuk, he'd change his mind. How could he not want their baby? Surely everything would be fine.

Sitting on the train for hours, nibbling dry crackers to ward off morning sickness, Sora had plenty of time to pitcure their reunion.

Details of the setting were hazy, but she knew exactly how Leeteuk would look. His summer tan would have started to fade, but that was to be expected now that he was city-based university student, attending lectures all day and poring over books at night. On the weekends too, apparently, as he'd been too busy to travel to Busan to see her.

At least his dark hair would be as soft and as silky as ever, and it would still have that adorable habit of folpping forward unto his forehead. Best of all, Sora could picture the physical way his dark eyes would light up when he saw her.

He would probably call her Baby Princess, the funny nickname he'd given her within days of his arrival at Busan High School. He'd looked at her with his heartbreakingly adorable dimple smiles and he'd gather her in, so close she could feel his heart pumping. She'd breath in the scent of his skin, and her off-kilter world would settle back into place.

Later when they were quite alone, she would find the courage to tell him.

Then it would be OK.

She was silly to worry. Once Leeteuk got used to the idea of the baby, they ould work out something together and her future would no longer be scary black hole. she would have Leeteuk and their baby. Everything would be fine.

Deep in her heart, Sora knew that she might be nervous now, but by the end of the day, she and Leeteuk would have a plan. Really, there was no need to worry.