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"B-But Sir!" The girl called, clasping onto the older's wrist as he was standing up to leave. "Why did he do that? I thought he loved you...Didn't he?"
Donghyuck smiled to himself as he crouched down to be in level with the high school student.
"He did love me...and I still love him," he mumbled, watching as the girl searched his eyes for an answer. She really didn't want to believe that such a beautiful love story had ended in such a way. "But he was leaving for Canada, and I was left to assume that he had done it for my own good, to stop me from wallowing over his absence."
He turned to look at the front of the train as it announced the next stop - his stop.
He looked back to the girl sending her an encouraging smile.
"He wanted what was right for me, but he messed it up. His lies led to a relationship that will never be fixed."
"But you love him!" She called out to the retreating boy.
"And he broke my heart." He waved to her, sending her a quick wink before walking to the door. "Good luck kid."
As he stepped out of the muggy vehicle, he relished in the relieving winds that blew through his hair.
His eyes were trained on the Sakura tree which shed its beautiful pink petals.
Donghyuck giggled while spinning beneath them, the pale pink falling upon his head as he stilled, his cute little giggles slowly dying as the tears welled up in his eyes.
"Mark Lee," he whispered, picking one of the petals out of his golden locks before throwing it in the air and watching it float gracefully to the ground.
Donghyuck held his head in his hands, the tears he fought to contain came rushing out with all the uprooted emotions.
He looked to the clear blue sky while imagining the older who was all the way in Canada.
