LOVE HAS NO AGE ✔

Chapter 2 😄

Finally 2 nd part is completed. Uff! I thought it won't be completed tonight but still I made it...😄 Enjoy reading 😊

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Here a cute boy was sleeping with a cute pout when he felt a hand running in his hair locks softly. The sleeping boy smiled and took the hand from his hair, kissed it and slept hugging it. But his sleep was again disturbed by someone poking his cheeks as he whined and said.

Tae: " Bunny! Five minutes more please."

Kook: " If you don't get up now then no kisses for today." (He whispers in his ears pecking it afterwards)

As soon as Tae heard this, he jolted up and sat on the bed with his eyes wide open, his heart racing with a mix of fear and confusion. He looked around his room but found no one. A sigh of relief escaped his lips as he ran his fingers through his hair locks, trying to calm his rapid heartbeat. "Again a dream," he murmured to himself, disappointment etched in his voice. He checked his phone, and his expression softened into a tender smile upon seeing Kookie's pic on his lock screen. With a feeling of warmth, he sent a message of good morning to him, then dialed a number labeled "Hot Chilly." He chuckled at the profile pic of Hot Chilly, feeling a surge of affection, then pecked on it.

Tae: "Good morning, eomma!" he said cheerfully, his voice filled with affection and happiness.

Mrs. K: "Good morning, baby," she replied, her tone warm and loving, making Tae feel instantly comforted.

Now the daily routine of our baby bear starts with his mom's scoldings...

Mrs. K: "Make your bed, Tae. Don't leave it in a mess. C'mon, be quick!" she said, her voice firm yet caring, creating a sense of urgency.

Tae smiled, feeling comforted by her familiar scolding. "Yes, eomma," he responded, a hint of amusement in his tone as he began to tidy his bed, appreciating the sense of routine it gave him.

Mrs. K: "C'mon, bear, choose your clothes quickly. You're getting late!" she urged, her tone a mix of impatience and concern.

Tae: "I'm on it," he replied, feeling a bit rushed but still smiling at the endearing nickname.

Mrs. K: "Have you slept in the bathroom or what!? Come out fast! You're getting late," she called out, sounding exasperated but also amused.

Tae chuckled, knowing she was just trying to keep him on schedule. "I'm coming, I'm coming," he said, a bit more hurriedly, feeling a rush of affection.

Mrs. K: "Bear, brush properly!" she reminded him, her voice a blend of sternness and affection.

Tae: "I am, eomma," he replied, feeling like a little kid again, but he didn't mind. There was a certain warmth in her scolding that made him feel cherished.

Mrs. K: "Bear, why are you lazily doing all the stuff? C'mon, get up and do it quickly," she urged, her voice a mix of impatience and affection.

Tae: "I'm hurrying, eomma," he replied, feeling a bit more motivated by her gentle prodding.

Mrs. K: "Tae, are you even listening to me? What are you eating for your breakfast? Make something healthy to eat," she said, her tone shifting to concern, her love evident in her words.

Tae: "Yes, eomma, I will," he promised, feeling touched by her concern, a warmth spreading through his chest.

Tae enjoys this. It makes him feel like he's not away from his family. Yeah, I know everyone hates when you are being scolded for silly reasons by your mom. Don't think that our Tae is some extraordinary person; he is also like us. But he also loves his eomma so much. He has a habit of getting scolded by his mother every day, and now he is not able to start his day without her scolding on silly things. He doesn't want his eomma to miss him, and he doesn't want to feel alone in the big apartment.