right time ↠ doil

10

right time - ten

"doyoung told us that you're supposed to leave tonight," the mother said calmly. "he didn't force you to come here or whatever?" she finished.

"no, mom." he smiled as he shook his head. "it was just... my mind changed."

"that's good to hear," she smiled. "if you need something, do not hesitate to call us, okay? this is already your home and family."

what did taeil do to deserve a family like them?

is this love?

because if it is, the feeling was good and overwhelming. wonder why people get addicted to it.

roaming around, the compound was huge as heck. doyoung's parents house was at the center and the others was owned by their relatives, that was doyoung said.

"careful, love."

his ear suddenly twitch as he heard a familiar voice while he was roaming around, he was at the end of the compound since doyoung's mom said that the view was good at this part of the place, which is true.

but he suddenly heard something that made him stop.

"you're gonna fall!" he hissed.

"chenle?"

and the tall guy that was waiting to come down from the wall suddenly fell, making the two of them flinch and immediately helped him.

"what the fuck are you guys doing?!" taeil hissed in a low voice.

"hyung..." chenle said as he pouted.

"yah, jisung. does your back hurt?" he asked the tall male.

"not that— oh god, i think my spinal cord just broke..." he groaned as he tried to move but he got hurt.

"what the fuck are you even thinking to climb at the freaking wall? are you guys hiding?" he hissed as he helped the tall guy to stand up.

"yeah," chenle admitted.

"what?" the older one frowned.

"i'm gonna explain it later but can we bring jisung home first?" chenle asked, already tearing up.

which they did, it didn't even take long when doyoung arrived since taeil texted him. which he supposedly did not but doyoung kept texting where he was, and that's it.

"you know jisung’s life status, right?" chenle started. "and it was a big deal for our relatives, that's why we needed to hide just to meet up, he needed to climb the freaking wall so we could have some time together in the house."

"i told you not to mind them," doyoung said.

"i can't," chenle said and pouted as he put an ice bag on jisung’s bruise.

"is it just your relatives? not your family?" taeil asked.

"yeah," he nodded. "mom and dad said it's fine but i don't want to, i'm still scared of what they might say." he looked away.

"so, were they really that bad?" taeil whispered as he leaned closer at doyoung.

"they usually embarrassed us when we were having dinner." doyoung whispered back.