“You sure you want to go out to the store alone?”

Luhan stared at you with a worry expression, his eyes squint to dangerous slits. “I can accompany you to the store and – “

You turned to him and shook your head, “No, stay at home. I will be fine, it’s not far”

After a week at your grandfather’s house, your grandmother squealed from inside the kitchen on one morning. All of you were gathered in the living room that time and D.O was the first person to realize what was happening.

“WHY IS MY REFRIGERATOR EMPTY?!”

EXO exchanged guilty glances at each other; they were the ones that took out all the food from your grandmother’s refrigerator. For a gang like EXO, they eat a lot. They even snuck few snacks to the guest room so they could eat it at night.

After few confessions and some 90 degree bows from EXO (especially Suho and Kris), your grandmother decided that they were too adorable to be mad at and threw you out to buy groceries instead.

Kris was secretly laughing when your grandmother forced you to buy groceries; you shot him a dirty look and groaned, finally giving in that you would buy everything. EXO gave you pitiful looks but only Luhan offered to help.

“Look, the groceries are going to be heavy” Luhan insisted.

You stared at Luhan and saw his big brown eyes glistened underneath the light, you softened at the sight. For a big old brother like him in EXO, he looked like a kid.

“Fine”

Luhan’s lips quirked up and he grinned. He linked his arm with yours and yanked you out from the front yard. “What’s the first thing on the list?” He reached in to your pocket and pulled out the list. He scanned the list with his eyes twinkling.

His extra hyper mood made you happy for some reason; you couldn’t help but smiled at him. No wonder Sehun liked to be around this guy.

When both of you arrived at the store, it was deserted. Only the cashier sitting on the counter, looking awfully bored. You wasted no time and picked out all the groceries, placing it into the cart while Luhan pushed it.

He admired you from behind and smiled whenever he saw your brows furrowed and frowned when you were unable to read what your grandmother scribbled on the paper.

“It’s chicken, I think”

Luhan helped you read and watched you picked out the nicest and biggest looking chicken and placed it inside the cart.

By now the cart was full and Luhan was struggling, he cursed himself silently for not manly enough to push a damn cart. “Here, I will help” You laughed and leaned closed to him before pushing the cart.

Luhan turned his gaze down to you and softl