Two Worlds Apart - PondPhuwin - JoongDunk - FirstKhao

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Lune's apartment was the first place he went to as soon as he arrived. Just as he rang the doorbell, he collapsed in front of the door, he couldn't take it anymore, the painkillers he had taken before the flight were wearing off. He didn't know how Lune brought him into the apartment, not how he laid him on the sofa. He slept soundly for several hours before waking up in pain.

"Sun you are awake," Lune had probably been sitting next to him on the sofa the whole time, making sure he could sleep in peace. "Damn it Sunny, you need to go to the hospital. You look really bad...what happened there in Japan?" Lune's voice was tear-soaked, he was incredibly worried about his boyfriend. Sun cautiously opened his eyes and reached for Lune's face. He tried to smile softly, but his face was directly distorted with pain. He could not speak, but he could caress Lune's face. He was so glad that he was with him at that moment. Silent tears flowed down Sun's cheeks, he would tell Lune what had happened, but not now, not at this moment.

They called Arthit and Diao, who helped Lune take Sun to Diao's car.

"I'm going to kill that asshole," Diao hissed as they headed for the hospital. "I'll kill him myself."

"That won't help either of you," Arthit muttered, stroking Diao's hand. "For now, we have to make him feel better."

Doctors determined that Sun had a broken rib, multiple contusions, bruises and a broken collarbone. They had advised Sun to spend at least one night in the hospital, but he wanted nothing more than to go back to Lune's apartment.

Arthit and Diao left their brothers alone after taking them both to the apartment and buying some more painkillers for Sun, telling them to call immediately if something came up.

Sun lay in Lune's bed, doped up on painkillers, watching TV while Lune prepared soup for him. "Hey love, I made you something to eat, come I'll help you sit up." Lune put the tray with soup down on the nightstand and helped Sun into an upright position.

"You are an angel," Sun murmured as he carefully tasted a spoonful of the soup.

"I love you so much Sunshine," Lune gently stroked a strand of his hair from the other's sweaty forehead. "Do you want to tell me now what happened in Japan?"

"He wanted me to marry Mizuki...I said no." Tears built up in Sun's eyes. "How could I have said yes to that?" Sun wiped his nose with his sleeve. "Mizuki told him I was already in a relationship and he freaked out completely when I told him it was you I am in love with..."

"Sunny...." Lune's voice was small and muffled.

"Don't worry....it's better that way." Sun said, trying a smile. "I just....I can't ever go back..."

"Sun...you can live here, with me...if you want to. I mean you already have half of your stuff here." Lune said while gently stroking Sun's back. "We can do that, I'm here for you."

"I don't deserve you." Sun mumbled as he put away the soup. His gaze traced over Lune's sharp features, over his beautiful lips to his beautiful eyes. "How did I get so lucky to find someone as wonderful as you, Lune?"

"You deserve me. Don't say something as stupid as that ever again." Lune smiled slightly. "You could work with me at the dance studio again." He said.

"Lune, I have enough money for both of us, that's the only thing my father can't take away from me, fortunately." Sun sighed. "That and my love for you."

"I will still continue working as a dance teacher, Sunny."

"I know Lune, dancing is your life. I would never want to take that away from you." Sun smiled and then looked around. "But if you want me to move in here, I have to redecorate." Lune smiled, even if the circumstances weren't perfect, his life was perfect now.