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22

Jeonghan drove to Joshua's place as quickly as he could.
His head wasn't working. Jeonghan had problems working things out when he got worried,

Which he barely gets about himself, but Joshua is just in a different spot in his heart.
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Joshua heard the doorbell ring.
Remembering his conversation with Jeonghan. It was rushed, but from what he knew, he could guess it was Jeonghan, and it was not something good.

"Hey...come in," he stepped aside. Letting the ladder in.

Jeonghan just sighed and looked at him.

Unusual.

"Hong Joshua, you're in a bit of trouble. Not a bit. A lot, actually."

"Oh, that? I know he woke up."

"How do you know?"

Joshua chuckles.

"No need to worry, Hannie. I got you handled"

"You're gonna kill him?" No, that's wrong, Jeonghan thought.

"No. Why would I do that? Well, it's a long story about everything, but be sure theirs no problems."

Jeonghan was unsure, but he trusted Joshua. He still needed a brief explanation, though. How?

"You're not gonna hurt him, are you?"

"Nope. He is too special for that."

Special? What type of special. Jeonghan was more curious now.
Who is that boy?
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(At Joshua's parents' place)
(Same time)

"Have you heard Hyungwon finally woke up from the coma. We should visit him." Mr.Hong spoke.

"After all the shit your sister did? Seriously? Have some pride." Mrs.Hong was pissed.

"What does it have to do with the kid?"

"It doesn't matter. We are not going."

"Well, guess what? Joshua is. Don't ruin the kids' relationship with each other because of the past. You already ruined his friendship with his best friend back then, "

Mrs.Hong paused, hearing that. Slamming the utensils she was using on the table.

And angrily storming off.

She didn't have a reply to what he had just said. Because he was right.

"This is exactly why our son hates us." Mr.Hong says under his breath