(*Curious? I know. The past is a mystery and I'm just a party pooper. Lol. Please enjoy and comment. Thank you so much for the waits. To: Readers. ^_^) __(Flashback) It could be darker every minute. It could be cold enough to freeze our skin and numb us. Standing in the center of the crowd, he waited. Checking his watch it is now pass five o'clock and almost dark. Now he stood like a fool. He was a fool. He even had failed at this small thing. He was a rich young man who was used to getting what he wanted, she was late. Suddenly he felt the snow in the air. Winter was starting. Leeteuk kept an eye out and looked to the time again. Serves him right, but he kept his hopes up. Placing his hand in the pocket of his coat, he shivered from the cold. That morning he looked at himself in the mirror. It was a face he hadn't seen before. It was lively. A face of a young man in love. In his pocket was a letter folded in the shape of a flower. The letter in his hand, he knew by heart. It was the last letter. Leeteuk had waited a long time. He could wait a little longer... *Her voice was patient and loving. It was sad without anger. Tears filled her eyes and blurred her vision as one by one they silently slipped down her face. Sora stiffened as she took in every word. He was gone, they said... (Present) Sora didn't say a word as she watched others chat in the conference room during break. He didn't mind them. In fact, Leeteuk could barely pay attention to them. All he could think about was Sora and the child. The night spent thinking about the possibility, the IF. Does he have any saying in this. He still wanted to know. He didn't know if she cared about him enough to tell him. His heart sank thinking about it and admitted to himself that there maybe a IF NOT. Was his mistake in the pass coming to haunt him now. Sighing from boredom, Sora took a side glance at Leeteuk and noticed he was in deep thought. She wonders what he is thinking about and quickly looked ahead as he turn to look her way... The day had ended and Sora fixed her coat. Getting ready to go home, she looked back at the office to see him still in. The light inside was dim and she wonders if Leeteuk likes working in the not so bright room. Seeing how she was the last employee to leave as the other females including Narsha left about fifteen minutes ago. Sora organized her desk. Hesitating to just leave or check on him first. Grabbing her purse and a few folders to take home, she walked down the hall and into the elevator. Bidding the doorman a goodnight, she looked up to the gray sky and walked down the steps. Sora frowned as the snow filled the air. Looking pass the street, she waited for the bus. Sora shivers from the cold. Suddenly a car pulls up and she watch as Leeteuk steps out. "You won't find one around this time. Get in, I'll take you home." He said. "Uh, No. It's fine, I can wait and I wouldn't want to take much of your time." She replied and looked around. "It's late and getting colder. You wouldn't want to get sick. Get in." He said and grabbed the folders from her. Giving room for her to get in, he followed right behind and closed the door. "Just give my driver your address and he'll know where to go from here." Leeteuk said and watch as Sora rubbed her hands together. "You must not be use to the weather here since California is a warm climate there." He said. "It's been awhile." She said. "How was it living there?" He asked. She looked out the window and sadly smiled. "Lonely." She softly answered. "Lonely...?" He repeated. As it had a double meaning to it. He knew her, she was always a closed person and everything she says could always mean anything. After that they never said a word to each other during the ride. Parking the car in front of the apartment building, Sora bowed. "Thank you for the ride. Have a nice night." She said. He couldn't come to say anything. Leeteuk watched as she got out and disappeared into the building. He stepped out and looked around the middle class living condition. Seeing how there is a park across the street, he