FORBIDDEN LOVE [PhayuRain]

6- Good-bye-ish

The morning sun filtered gently through the curtains, casting a soft glow over the room. Phayu woke first, his gaze immediately drawn to Rain, who lay beside him, sleeping soundly. Rain's messy hair covered half of his face, and his smooth skin now bore marks of their passionate night. Phayu had carefully applied ointment to Rain's sore areas, hoping to alleviate any pain.

For the next hour, Phayu lay there, watching Rain with a sense of reverence, admiring the peaceful rise and fall of his chest, feeling an overwhelming wave of love and protectiveness towards him.

When Rain finally stirred, he stretched languidly, his eyes fluttering open to meet Phayu's eyes. "Good morning," Phayu greeted, a smile spreading across his face.

Rain smiled back, his voice still thick with sleep. "Good morning."

Phayu brushed a strand of hair from Rain's face. "How do you feel babe?"

Rain shifted a bit, wincing slightly. "I'm okay. Just a little sore and tired."

Phayu kissed his forehead gently. "Let's get some breakfast. You need your strength back."

Rain nodded, and after their morning routine, they made their way downstairs. The aroma of a delicious breakfast greeted them-wraps, fresh salads, fruits, and pastries were laid out on the table. Rain's mouth watered, and his stomach growled loudly, prompting a chuckle from Phayu.

"Slow down," Phayu teased as Rain immediately dug in like a little bunny. "The food's not going anywhere."

They savored each bite, enjoying the simple pleasure of being together. The food was delicious, and the company even more so. After breakfast, they decided to spend their last day together at the beach.

The beach was a haven of activity and beauty, the turquoise waves lapping gently at the shore. Phayu and Rain played in the water, laughing and splashing each other, their worries momentarily forgotten. They explored the surrounding area, sampling various street foods and taking in the sights and sounds of the bustling seaside town.

As the day wore on, the reality of his situation began to creep back into Phayu's mind. The impending separation weighed heavily on his heart, but he pushed it aside, determined to make every moment count.

The sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the beach, Phayu and Rain returned to their private house. They sat on the balcony after taking a bath, wrapped in each other's arms, enjoying the serene view. Rain turned to Phayu, his eyes filled with gratitude. "Thank you for everything Phayu. This has been perfect."

Phayu's smile faltered slightly, and he took a deep breath. "Rain, there's something I need to tell you."

The air around them grew tense, and Rain's heart began to race. "What's going on?" he asked, sensing the seriousness in Phayu's tone. He already fell it that there's something off, but he didn't know that it was actually serious or not, is it?

Phayu struggled to find the right words. "I... I have to go to Germany for some important family business."

Rain's eyes widened in shock. "What kind of business? You're still young. Why do you have to work now?"

Phayu sighed, feeling the weight of his responsibilities pressing down on him. "I'm not a kid anymore Rain. I'm of age, and I have to start training for my family's businesses. We have operations all over the world, and this will be part of my life now and then."

Rain's face fell, his eyes filling with tears. "For how long? What about school? We're graduating soon."

Phayu took Rain's hands in his, squeezing them gently. "School isn't a problem for me. I'll only be gone for a week or two, depending on how things go."