~Over The River~ | ~Chenji~

1

Jisung and Jaemin were standing far away from the other people that were in their town.

"I know you're curious, but listen to me they aren't gonna be so nice to you when they find out you're from here."

"I know, I know, but just a little walk over there won't hurt."

Jaemin sighed.
"Just be careful and think about it...I mean about not going." Jaemin walked away, while hoping that his cousin won't try to go over to the other town. How many times would he have to tell Jisung this..

-

Jisung waited until he knew Jaemin was away and walked over to the river. The water was rushing pretty fast but it was fine with him. He was sure he wasn't gonna fall in.

As he got ready a figure was approaching him, it was waiting for him to jump.

Jisung gulped and jumped across, he landed in the other side but there was some mud that made him almost slip in. Luckily, the figure helped him up by pulling his arm so he won't fall in. I guess they were to strong or something because jisung ended up falling on top of them.

Jisung looked into the eyes of the person that had helped him, thought about the situation.
He laughed about it, and got up bring the other with him.

"Chenle, I didn't know you were so strong."
"I'm not, you're just not heavy."

Both boys laughed, as Chenle stood there with mud on his back. Chenle put his hand on some mud that was on him and rubbed it on jisung's face. Jisung stopped laughing and looked at him, for a moment Chenle thought the other was mad at him.

"Ahhh- Stop" Chenle was now running from jisung who had picked some mud up and was throwing it like a snowball.

"No, look at my face."
"I made it look better."
"Oh- get over here."

Chenle tried running but it was only a matter of time before he got caught. Jisung grabbed the boy, locking him in a hug and put a little dot of mud on his nose.

"You wanna walk before I have to go back."
"Ugh- I forgot you have to go back, and it's only been like half an hour."
"I know, I know, time flies by when you're having fun."

"You sound like a grandpa saying that" Chenle said, then laughing- with his dolphin type of laugh as Jisung liked to call it. Jisung ignored the comment and went to being serious.

"Anyways, I wish I didn't, I would rather stay with you then go back to that boring town."

They looked into each others eyes and smiled, before realizing that Jisung was still holding him.
Jisung let go but then gave Chenle a hug, putting his arms around his waist bringing him in.

"I just don't want to think about how one day we won't be able to see each other, I just hate how our towns hate each other, what did they even do?" Jisung exhaled before ranting on again.

"I wonder what even happened for them to be so mad at each other that we aren't aloud to see the other, probably a stupid reason like-"

Jisung realized that he was ranting and looked back at Chenle. Chenle gave him a nice warm smile as he wrapped his arms around Jisung's neck, laying his head in jisung's chest.

"I wish we could stay like this forever.."
Chenle said with a tone of sadness.

They just stayed like that for a while, taking in the warmth from the other, and even watched the sun set. Soon Jisung had to be back at his house, since it was around dinner time. Even though he wanted to stay with Chenle he still has to go home because they would wonder where he had gone for so long and why.

Jisung planted a nice and light kiss on Chenle's cheek. Chenle than gets on his tippy toes and plants a kiss on Jisung's cheek.

"I have to leave now, but I will be back tomorrow."
"Same place?"
"Same place."

Jisung started to walk away back to the river to jump, hoping he won't slip. Before leaving, he remembered to say,
"Bye Chenle, Love you."
"Love you too, be safe!"
"I will."

They always say that because they don't know when it will be the last time they see each other. Knowing that they at least still love each other warms their hearts enough to get some good nights rest. Knowing they will hopefully see each other the next day.

-

Chenle happily skipped back to his house. While the person that witnessed what had just happened was more than annoyed.