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  “TAO! SLOW DOWN!” You yelled in annoyance. You slapped a hand over your forehead and gave him a long look.   He was pushing the cart and running down the aisle like a maniac. People were glancing your way and you felt the blood flowing into your cheeks from embarrassment.    You covered your face and cursed under your breath. *Why did I decide to ask him to accompany me to go back to school shopping again?*    A warm hand lightly placed itself on your shoulder. You looked at the hand in surprise and then glanced up at the person.    Lay gave you his best dimple smile and squeezed your shoulder gently. “Don’t worry, Goddess. I’ll tame him.” With a confident nod, he ran off after Tao.    You breathed out an exhale of relief. Thank god Lay volunteered to come as well. Or else... you really wouldn’t know what to do without him. Tao was too much of a handful. You had no idea how Kris dealt with him all the time. But then again, Kris was easily pulled into Tao’s evil schemes of aegyo.    Good thing it didn’t work on you.   This was going to be your first year in University so you didn’t know exactly what you might and might not need for it. You stood in front of the paper and notebook section for awhile as you contemplated on whether or not you should splurge on buying notebooks or stick with typing your notes on your laptop.    In the end, you grabbed one large binder with some dividers, three notebooks, and a pack of black pens, some lead pencils and lead. You grabbed a couple of erasers as well. For some odd reason, you would always start off the year with all of these things, and by the end of the year; all these things went missing.    Perhaps that was your fault since you didn’t like carrying pencil cases....   You didn’t need much else since you were planning to major into Journalism and Communication. For a future journalist, all you really needed was your pen, paper and organized binder. Hopefully by the time you graduate University, you’ll be able to once and for all become what you’ve always wanted to become: a sports journalist. Since you were a sports enthuiasts, it only made sense for you to go into that.    “GODDESS! Here is your wagon—I mean, your... cart,” Lay said, scratching his head with one hand while pushing the cart towards you. You gave him a grateful smile. “Thanks Laylay.” Then you looked around curiously. “But where’s Tao?”   Lay smiled. “Don’t worry about him. He’s waiting for us until you’re done.”    You couldn’t help but return the smile. You placed down all your things into the cart. After doing one last careful list check up of the things you might need, you went to the counter and paid the cashier.    Lay helped you carry the two light bags.    The double doors beeped and opened automatically. The two of you stepped out the store and your eyes widened in shock. To your utmost surprise, Tao was squatting on the floor with his hands up in the air. People passing by eyed the him queerly and whispered amongst themselves.   You looked at Lay who was smiling innocently at you.    “You punished him?” You asked in disbelief.   Lay shrugged non-chalantly. “Duizhang has been letting him so easily since we’ve came into this world that Tao has forgotten his manners. Someone had to remind him of old ethics.”    You couldn’t help but laugh at bit. You glanced back at Tao. He had a deep pout on his face and it looked like he was going to cry soon. You felt a little wince in your heart and you shook your head.    “Okay, Huang Zi Tao, you can get up now. Come on.” You walked over to him and lifted him up. Tao sniffled a bit. “GODDESS! LAY HYUNG IS SO MEAN TO ME! MY LEGS HURTS SO MUCH NOW—” He caught Lay’s laser glare and instantly clamped his mouth shut.   You blinked in confusion as to why he stopped talking. You glimpsed back at Lay who shrugged innocently.    “Okay, baby #2, let’s go home.” You said and pulled his arm along.    “BABY #2?! WHY AREN’T I BABY #1?” Tao questioned.   You rolled your eyes. “Tao?”   “Yes, Goddess?” Tao smiled sweetly and batted his lashes at you.   You smiled and slung your arm around his neck. “Shut up.” His smile fell and he gave you and Lay dark looks. You tried not giggle.    Lay held back his laughter as the three of you headed home. Of course, Tao though, having the hawk eyes and ears that he did, heard Lay and narrowed his eyes at his brother. ‘You . I’m mad at you. What kind of distraction was that? -_-’   Lay gave him a look. ‘I was trying to make it realistic. Don’t look at me like that..... Tao.... Oh god. Okay fine. I’ll buy you ice-cream later.’   Tao’s mouth went into a big O. His eyes glistened with hunger for his favourite sweet treat. ‘Then I’ll forgive you... later.’    ---   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU72fx3bsYQ   The sky had turned a light shade of pink by the time you arrived home. The sun looked like a glowing yolk over the horizon.    When you opened the door, there was a loud cluster of noise and familiar different voices.... Louds voices, loud clusters and loud laughters.   *Mom? Dad? What are they doing home so early?* You checked your watch. It was only a little before 8.    D.O who was running in and out of the kitchen caught sight of you three. His smile widened and he swept his hand as he bowed. “Welcome home!”    “Maiden’s home?!” You could hear Suho calling from inside the kitchen. “Yeah, their all home. Everyones home now.” D.O then looked at you and waved his hands. “Hurry up and go change, dinner will soon be served~”    The three of you glanced at each other in curiosity and took off your shoes.    “I’ll bring this into your room, okay Maiden?” Lay told you. “Sure. Thanks Lay.” You smiled. He patted your head and disappeared down the hall and up the stairs.    You looked at Tao. “Why do I have this weird feeling in my stomach?”    Tao softened. He entwined his fingers in yours and gripped your hand firmly. The two of you peaked into the kitchen.    Your eyes rounded when your sight confirmed that indeed, both your parents were home. Your father and Suho had aprons on. They were making dumplings together. Suho would flatten the small dough into a mini circle with a roller and your father would place the meat inside it and fold it in half and pinch the edges. Your mother was washing some vegetables as she prepared the soup. D.O was sizzling something on the pan. The smell of sizzling onions hung in the air and the scent flew to your nose.    The sight of this warmed your heart. You felt Tao’s look on you and you turned to look at him.    “Go change.” He said softly.    You were going to protest but there was some sort of string in his voice that made you shut your mouth. With one last look into the kitchen you nodded. You walked down t