PROMISE.

LU HAN.

It was late, when we arrived at my apartment, but she still insisted to watch a movie.

The movie was in it's second half, when I could feel her head resting on my shoulder.

"Saranghamnida."

I turned my head, just to realize that she was repeating what the girl in the movie said.

Sahee smiled happily and wiped a tear off her cheek.

"Don't cry," I said and moved closer to her.

I put my arm around her shoulders. She was so fragile.

I wanted to protect her.

Sahee lifted her head and looked into my eyes.

Her eyes were so deep. But I couldn't really see anything.

But they were beautiful.

She put her arms around my neck and hugged me.

"I'm so thankful, oppa."

Since we were both not very tired, I decided to take some pictures.

I had a polaroid camera, a camera, which instantly prints the photos.

"Oppa, look at this," Sahee said and handed me a picture. "It's so cute."

I nodded and took a photo with my mobile phone from the picture.

"What are you doing?" she asked and crawled to me. 

"See?" I showed her the picture as my home screen.

She smiled and made the same with her mobile too.

On the next day we had to go to school, of course.

"How do you want to get your uniform?" I asked and pointed on her sweatpants.

She looked a bit shocked. "I'll ... go and get them later."

I adjusted my tie and nodded. 

"We meet in the lunch break, okay?" 

I couldn't answer yet, but she already left.

Sahee was there with her uniform. 

But she wasn't alone.

Minah was there too.

I didn't have done anything last time.

I went over to Sahee.

She looked at me.

I took her hand.

Minah looked at first at me.

And then at our hands.

She left without a word.

"Did she bother you?"

Sahee shook her head. 

"What was it then?"

She didn't answer. 

Instead she hugged me tightly.

"Don't let me go."

"I won't, I promise."