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Your confrontation with Felix was not going the way you'd expected.
For starters, it hadn't even happened yet.
At some point, your brother and his friends had decided to turn on the sprinklers in the backyard (rip the water bill) and were all running around in the water like children.
When you initially left your friends only to find Felix and the rest of the guys frolicking like wet puppies outside, you thought they'd get bored quickly and move on to something else.
But now, it had been half an hour, and none of them were showing any signs of stopping.
Maybe boys really were just dogs.
You wished you could just go back out with your friends and ignore the important conversation that needed to happen. But of course, you couldn't. You wanted to resolve whatever miscommunication was threatening to happen between you and Felix.
You wanted to be with him. You didn't want to give up on what you had, because knew it was special, maybe even once-in-a-lifetime, if that was possible. Besides, you'd pined after this guy since you met him more than fifteen years ago. You couldn't just give up on him now.
You watched with a mix of impatience and amusement as Han slipped in the wet grass and fell sprawling on the ground. Changbin, who had been running right behind him, toppled over too, and they both writhed around in the grass like a pair of snakes.
