Path code — Berlin Summary: Three times Luhan and Minseok could have met again and the one time they did. Strongly suggest to play this while reading.    I — it’s possible it happens like this.   Min Seok is in Beijing capital airport waiting for his flight going to LA. It’s November and chilly and—he’s exhausted. Often times, Min Seok convinced his self that this is the price he has to pay when he chose to live a celebrity life.   Min Seok had planned his flight down to the last minute: he’d finish the book he was dying to complete, memorize his lines for the CF that he’ll be shooting at LA, and sneak at least 2-4 hours of sleep before touching down in LAX. Min Seok had his headphones to protect him from screeching children and talkative adults.   Min Seok board the plane when his row is first called. He stowed his hand-carry luggage on the overhead compartment and sat on his assigned seat.   As the plane filled up, he began to get hopeful; the seat next to Min Seok was still empty, leaving him with plenty of legroom. He took up his book, simultaneously reading the back cover and looking outside. He lost track of where he was, and was brought back by a tap on his shoulder. The passenger might have said excuse me—but he didn’t hear. Min Seok looked up into the aisle. And there he was.   Despite of wearing thick scarf and sunglasses that covers most of his face, Min Seok instantly knew who he was.
Lu Han gaped at him blankly and slowly he was smiling wide then chuckling silently and breathlessly.   Both were surprised, and both feel like they are in euphoria—so deliriously happy. Lu Han sat on the empty seat next to Min Seok (obviously it was meant for him.)   They exchange pleasantries and stories. As the other keeps on talking, the other listens carefully, not wanting to miss the words that escape of their mouth.   Min Seok barely slept on his twelve hours flight, he wasn’t able to open his book and read a single word, but that’s okay. It can wait. And Lu Han is here. He would trade anything to have this moment again.   Goodbyes got harder as time went on.   When the plane touched down, and by the time they passed the custom, Min Seok knew that this is the end of his short dream. He would return to his old life without Lu Han, and Min Seok knew that this goodbye would be much harder compare to the first.   Lu Han could feel it too, but he wasn’t ready to say goodbye again. Min Seok exhales deeply, his lips were quivering a little, he thinks he knew what he has to say, but then he doesn’t.   Lu Han took him by the hand and they started walking. When they crossed more people, getting nearer at the airport’s exit they started walking very fast—slightly breathless, until they’re outside. Their elbows were occasionally brushing against each other and neither was letting go of the other’s hand.   They rented a car and decided that the first place they wanted to visit in California is Disneyland—where it all started.   II — or maybe it happens like this.   The bride isn’t smiling—she’s biting her lips, nervously scanning the inside of the banquet hall. Guests flit cheerfully about. She was beautiful and glowing. The groom is standing by the altar, chatting with his best man. He keeps on scratching his elbow and readjusting his tie, and he can't seem to focus, he wasn't smiling either.   When she reaches the end of the aisle