Kyuhyun sat outside; waiting for someone to come out so that he could beg them let him see his wife. He knew that it was probably too late but he now realized that he was in love with his wife and had been jealous when he had seen his hugging someone else like that. He had been slowly drifting away from Ryeowook and somehow his heart had leaned towards Eunhyuk though he had been in denial all this time.

He heard the door opening and his own parents walked out, followed by his in-laws. He got on his knees once again, and begged them to let him see Eunhyuk, begging them not to take him away from him. He was sobbing as he thought of losing his wife forever. He knew Eunhyuk probably hated him by now but he could maybe make him fall in love with him again but their parents would have to agree as well.

Eunhyuks father looked at the pitiful boy in front of him and took a deep breath, trying to control the raw anger he was feeling inside. “Its up to my little boy whether he wants to forgive you or not. But if it were up to me, I would never let you lay eyes on him ever again.” Kyuhyun’s heart sank as he heard those harsh words.

“Go home Kyuhyun. You are of no help here and I don’t think Eunhyuk would like for you to be the first person he sees when he wakes up. Go home.” Kyuhyun’s father told him, in an equally cold tone and Kyuhyun felt like dying right then and there.

Kyuhyun did as he was asked and went home. He felt another wave of guilt when he entered the house and saw Eunhyuk’s shirt still on the floor, ripped and unwearable. He collapsed on the floor when he saw the pool of blood, realization slapping him on the face as to what he had really done. He fell on the floor, crying into his hands as he prayed, maybe for the first time in his life. He prayed for forgiveness, he prayed for his wife to get better, he prayed for his family, he prayed, not wanting to lose the wife he had ignored for the past year. He’s eye landed on the little table by the sofa where a photo frame stood containing a photo of Eunhyuk and him, stand