Only Time Will Tell (EXO Lay Fanfic)

Just A Dream

MINYOUNG'S POV

I had brought my last bag out of the apartment and looked back, remembering everything that ever happened here.

Not just here in the apartment.

But everything in this amazing country.

I felt my heart become heavy, like I couldn't bear to leave this place.

I took one more look at the apartment and bid it farewell.

I closed the door and got into the cab.

"Gimpo Airport, please." I requested.

I thought about my first day here, the places I saw and the amazing people I got to meet.

I suddenly felt a light vibration coming from the pocket of my jacket.

I picked up.

"Hello?"

"MinYoung-sshi?" a familiar voice asked.

"Yes?"

"It's Daniel, Mr. Lee's secretary."

Ah, that was the familiar voice.

"Daniel-sshi, how can I help you?" I asked, worried.

"I just called to say a big thank you from everyone here at SM. You've been a great help to us but especially the members of Exo." he said, with a hint of laughter.

"My pleasure. I mean it was such an amazing experience." I replied back.

"Well that's good to hear. I gotta go but if you're ever back in Korea permanently and looking for work, you'll always be welcome here." he said.

"Thank you so much, Daniel-sshi." I replied back, close to tears.

"Have a safe flight, MinYoung-sshi." Daniel said before he hung up.

I put my phone back and the cab driver informed me that we had arrived at the airport.

I grabbed my luggage and stood to look at the view outside.

I took it all in.

I knew that I would never come back here, with YiXing not remembering who I am.

I grabbed the handle of my luggage and rolled it inside.

I walked past the sliding doors and towards the check-in desk.

I checked in and proceeded towards my gate when suddenly ...

" Xin ruo juan le, Lei ye gan le, Zhe fen shen qing, Nan she nan liao ..."

I knew this song.

What the hell, I thought to myself.

I looked around trying to find where the song was being played.

Nothing.

No one.

I decided that it was all in my head.

I continued to walk.

" Xin ruo juan le, Lei ye gan le, Zhe fen shen qing, Nan she nan liao ..."

I looked around again and knew now for a fact that it wasn't in my head.

I decided to walk around to try to find ahere this song was coming from.

I looked up the escalators,  nothing.

I looked in the women's toilets, nothing.

I looked in the men's toilets, and never again!