His eyes saddened. Sora looked at Leeteuk and felt a pain right in the center of her chest, as if all the air in the room would not be enough, could not fill her up. He smiled at her, so she smiled back. She turned the doorknob to widen the door and stepped into the room. He held out his hand and she put hers in his. When she sat down, he very gently leaned over and kissed her on the head. "When did you wake up?" Sora asked nervously. "Just a few ago." Leeteuk lied. "What is that?" He asked seeing she had held a paper bag. "Oh, this. It was mails Jiwoo shi held on for me back when we were at the island." She answered and took out a few things. "These were photos taken back in California with Asoo's class and a few at home. I must of forgotten it and our roommate sent them." She explain. Sora handed them to Leeteuk. He sorted through the pile of pictures and smiled. "This is a great shot." He said, pointing at the photo Sora took of Asoo playing on a street curb. "Why?" She asked automatically. "Because of her face. She's in filth, in an unbearably hot day, yet she's perfectly happy in her own little world." He said. She watch his eyes water and held in her own. "Is that the only place you had gone?" Leeteuk stared back at her. "Well, I-" She paused. "Yes." She lied. "Can I ask you something?" He said and continued when she didn't answer. "Why does anyone stay married to a person they don't love?" He said. "I suppose it's better than being single and lonely," she answer. Leeteuk thought about how growing up in that cold, sterile environment had defined him. He thought about how his father's companies and employees needed him so much more than his family. How his mother spent hours, sometimes even days locked in her bedroom and when she did come out, she had red puffy-eyes. How in a big house full of staff, he felt abandoned and alone. Leeteuk may act happy and cheerful in front of the whole town, but inside it was something different. How he had never allowed himself to grow TRUELY CLOSE to another person other than himself. Especially not females. For his mother, she was married and lonely. He witness how his parents relationship away from the public eyes, it was pitiful and sad. They fought because of differences and he wondered if ever at some points if they ever truely loved one another. Yes, they too had been betrothed. Yes, he too wondered why his parents wanted to betrothed their only son to someone he doesn't love even if they knew how truely miserable it emotionally becomes. Leeteuk felt sorry for his parents but couldn't help but come to hate them for ruining his life with the one person he truely open his heart to and the only person he told of his trouble at home, Sora. "Are you still wondering why my mother didn't divorce my father, sooner?" He asked, breaking the uncomfortable silence. Sora looked down for a moment. "There were circumstances that led her to believe it was the best decision." She said, not lifting her head up. He cocked an eyebrow. "Because of you." She added. "I make my own decisions about what I believe. Like your mother, I guess I t