"I think I should cancel.." Luhan stammered from uneasiness, guilt and fear. His usual warm tender hazel orbs dilated and shaky, and had been darting time and time again at the closed mahogany door over his younger brother's broad shoulder.

Sehun cannot help but release a sigh for the nth time since he arrived at his brother's home half an hour ago. "Hyung," He breathed, placing his arms on top of the dining table where his older brother ushered him to sit so he can join him for ungodly early breakfast. It's only four in the morning, much too early for Sehun who usually wakes up an hour or two after lunch. "--you've worked so hard for this project for two years. You can't just let this opportunity slip your hands."

Luhan groaned knowing that Sehun has a terribly good point. He had worked his off to get this far and he knows he will be extremely regretful if he let this opportunity go however his life does not center alone on himself. He has children that he needs to be there for."But the kids, this will be the first time I will be away from them since," Luhan paused looking down to his late wife's wedding ring that is gingerly around his pinky.

Sehun placed a comforting warm hand on top of Luhan's "I'm absolute that Mei will tell you not to worry and go and grab this golden opportunity." He said remembering the lovely kindhearted sweet gentle noona who passed away three years ago due to an unfortunate accident. Sehun gave his brother's hand a squeeze. "Don't worry about a thing, Hyung. I'll take great care of my nephews. Even an ant won't dare get near them." He promised with utmost conviction.

Luhan chuckled. "God, you look funny when you try to be matured, Hun.'

Sehun glowered. " you, Hyung."

Luhan chortled again. "But, really, thank you Sehun."

Sehun rolled his eyes. "--don't be dramatic and get your out of here before the triplets wake up and throw tantrums worse than a hormonal pregnant women."