Not a Word
Description
Luhan had always yearned for the company of his mother, but he never received it. The only things he was tossed were crude words and cold glares. His father was away as his parents had divorced many years ago,
Everything was the same until one faithful day when someone stood up for Luhan in front of his bullies. The boy - Sehun - was popular yet he said nothing to the small blond.
Because whether one believes it or not, there are times when words just aren't needed. And this one occasion was just like that.
Foreword
It was getting a little annoying, Luhan had to admit. Sure, the fact that he was rarely hurt anymore in school was nice, and having company was great, too, but having someone follow him like a lost puppy every single day was a little...overwhelming. Sure, he had always had his fair share of friends he had drifted apart with after some time, but no one had ever been like Sehun to him.
Because... he just didn't know what the other was. Was he a friend, a protector, or something much worse?
Sighing quietly, the blonde curled up under his blanket. Through the thin walls of their small house, he could hear his parents argue about him once again. Of course, like every other time, neither of them were protecting him from the other.
Why? Luhan didn't know..
Scratch that. He didn't want to know.
Warning: May contain bits of violence, also love between STEP-brothers (actually, the parents might not even be married xD I'm not sure yet, it wasn't planned :P)
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