Not him, HER

{33- Every Lifetime}

Standing in the airport the brunette woman held hands with her fiance who didn't want to let go of her. She didn't want her to leave so soon, when her break had finally just started. Leah chuckled as Bada wrapped her arms around her afraid to let go of her. "Mar, you'll be joining me in a week. You're acting like we'll never see each other again." The shorter brunette let out a giggle as her fiance leaned down pressing a kiss on her head. The only one wearing a mask between them is Bada who didn't want people taking pictures of her and didn't want people to recognize her. There was only one paparazzi in the airport watching them and taking pictures of them. Leah didn't mind it at all because it's something she's gotten used to. Since she was a teenager she had to accept the harsh reality of being related to two incredibly talented brothers who have surfaced into success. "I know, but still. We haven't been apart from each other that long. Not even when we got back together."

Bada pulled away from the hug as her hands landed on each side of her fiance's face. She wasn't wearing too much makeup but she didn't care. She still looked beautiful either way in her eyes. "Don't worry, I'll be fine. I mean I'm visiting my family after all." She offered her a smile in which the corner of Bada's lips turned upwards into a smile. She nodded her head, aware of her being able to take care of herself. She wasn't worried about that at all. What worries her is how empty and lonely the huge house would feel without her in it. "Baby, that doesn't worry me at all. What worries me is what I'm going to do all alone. I'm going to be bored without you." She whined as she leaned down wrapping her arms around her lower waist. Her chin landed on her shoulder as she held a pout on her lips not wanting her to leave. Leah let out a sight as she patted her back holding onto her. She always did it whenever she didn't want to let go of her.

Even when they had their busy schedules and knew they wouldn't see each other until they arrived home after a long day. In the mornings she made sure to cling onto her like there's no tomorrow. It was a struggle to get her to let go and manage to make her get up and start getting ready for the day. Her flight had been called, making her head turn to the side as Bada stood up. She leaned down pressing a kiss on her fiance's forehead. "Don't forget how much I love you. Please, call me when you land." The brunette woman nodded her head as she smiled softly. She turned around grabbing her suitcase as she started to roll it down the airport to her exit. Bada followed close behind her with a smile on her face. She felt a bit sad that she couldn't immediately join her but she had a few things with her team she had to do. She couldn't just abandon her team or neglect them when they all have worked so hard to get to this point.

Arriving at the gate Leah turned around with a brighter smile showing off her pearly white teeth as she waved goodbye at her fiance. Without a second thought Bada ran towards her, not allowing her to leave without one last kiss. Her hands naturally coming up to her face pulling her into for a kiss. A giggle escaped Leah's lips as she kissed her back. She pulled away as her eyes sparkled looking up at her entire world. "I love you. I'll keep you updated." Bada nodded her head, her hand holding hers as she watched her turn around. Her hand slipped from hers as she handed her boarding ticket to the flight attended. She nodded her head allowing her to walk down the long hallway leading to her airplane.

Her brown chocolate eyes stared at the same gate for a couple of minutes. She's aware how much her finance needs this and as much as she wants to cling onto her. She knew she also needed her space and time to heal. Not only did she want to become a better person for her team but for herself. She wanted to properly heal, learn and experience whatever the world has in store for her.

Standing outside her grandmother's gated residence she bit her lower lip. Her eyes looked around as her nerves started to kick in. She hadn't told her grandmother that she would come to visit or for vacation. This was all a surprise for her and she hopes she likes it. Normally she would go see her grandfather but today she decided it would be best for both of them to go visit him. Knocking on the silver gate she patiently waited for someone to answer the door for her. She stared down the road seeing how nothing had changed at all from the moment she first visited. If anything a few houses either looked run down or some had been recently remodeled making them look luxurious. The gate slid open, relieving her grandmother who screamed in excitement at the sight of her granddaughter. She attacked her into a hug making Leah let out a laugh as she hugged her grandmother.