Luhan lent Chanhee some clothes to wear because he thought it wasn’t comfortable to sleep with a uniform. They talked a lot that day. Chanhee also learnt that Luhan was 4 years older than him. He was a college student at a local university. He was an exchange student from China but he had been in Korea for several years so his Korean was good.

                After saying good night to the older male, Chanhee went to bed because he had decided to go to school tomorrow. He couldn’t sleep well that night. He was thinking about what Byunghun would say to him. He ended up sleeping at 2 in the morning but somehow he managed to wake up like usual. It was an old habit. He’d usually go straight to the kitchen to make Byunghun’s breakfast and lunchbox. But he realized that it wasn’t needed because he was in that fight with Byunghun. He went outside and he saw Luhan at the dining table. He already prepared a breakfast for him. Luhan noticed Chanhee and smiled at him.

“There you are! I was about to wake you up.” The older male giggled and continued. “The breakfast is ready. You’re going to go to school today right?” he asked with a smile and Chanhee nodded shyly. “I’ll give you a ride! Here, eat your breakfast.”

“T-Thank you. You’re so kind.” Chanhee murmured as he walked toward the dining table.

“No problem! I don’t want to be killed by your boyfriend anyway, for treating you bad.” He said jokingly and giggled. Chanhee couldn’t help himself to giggle as well.

“Don’t worry I won’t let him do anything to you.” Chanhee smiled.

                Chanhee took a shower                and dressed himself up to go to school. Luhan led him to his car and drove him to school. Before parting, Chanhee bowed and said thank you to him. Luhan said that I wasn’t a problem and Luhan gave Chanhee a paper which had his number on it. Luhan said that Chanhee could call him if he had another trouble again. Chanhee nodded and went straight to the classroom.

Byunghun’s POV

                I was so worried about Chanhee, he didn’t go back to home last night. The worst part was, I didn’t know where he was or what he was doing. I waited patiently at the classroom, hoping that he’d show up today and soon enough, there he was. I stood up the second I saw him, rushed toward him and led him to the rooftop.