“Are you going to walk away? Like you did about us?” He snapped, the anger in his eyes making them darker.

“There would have to have been something to walk away from,” Joshua said calmly. He would’ve smiled triumphantly as he watched Jeonghan flinch, but it would mean showing Jeonghan that he actually still cared.

Jeonghan never claimed him, citing their work, their careers. And Joshua understood, he knew it would’ve been risky, too risky for him. So, they kept their relationship under wraps. And Joshua stupidly fell in love. Until Jeonghan walked away from contract renewals and Joshua, hurt by the betrayal, left as well.

Not one peep from Jeonghan about making anything official once they had left the company. Joshua felt used and stupid. And he was done being stupid.