Storm (Sean's POV)

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The word "alone" was stuck in Sean's head. He was processing the information with his mouth tight shut, hoping he won't say something he would regret later. 

"Alone?" He asked, making sure he didn't hear wrong. Seeing White nod made him gulp, and the storm inside his stomach grew wilder. 

"How long?" Sean said even though he wanted to drag White to his room, tie him up to the bed and never let him go. 

"Week?" White answered carefully. 

"The whole week? Like all seven days?" Sean exhaled sharply. How could he survive without his baby for that long? 

"I am sorry, Sean. But P'Black was away from me for so long, and I want to spend quality time with him." White's eyes were full of tears threatening to spill out, and Sean hated himself for making his other half feel this way. He knew how hard it was for White to be apart from his devil twin, and his heart ached for him. But the whole week was too much. 

"Can I go with you?" He asked, hoping White would give in to his pleading eyes. 

"I am sorry." White sniffled, stepping closer to him and wrapping his tiny arms around his bare torso. 

"I will make it up to you." He added. Sean sighed, embracing the smaller. He wasn't happy, but at least the anger went away. 

"I don't want you to go." He whined, burying his face in the fluffiness of his boyfriend's hair. 

"I will miss you like crazy." And he wasn't lying. He will surely die without White by his side. 

"I will miss you too." White smiled at him. 

"You can't tell anyone where are we going." He reminded him. 

"Why?" Sean was curious why the twins wanted their little escape to be a secret. 

"Because you jerks would want to come with us." Black's voice echoed from behind them.

"And now let go of my baby brother, you perverted dickhead. I need to discuss a lot with him." 

Sean growled in annoyance. He smirked at his brother-in-law, stealing a pack from his cute boyfriend before letting him go. 

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