The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.
Humming lightly beneath my breath, I placed my paperwork in the filing cabinet before leaning over my desk and skimming quickly over my emails. My attention was grabbed by a short and swift knock on the door.
"Come on in." I shouted before my secretary poked her head around the door. She smiled sweetly, pointing at the phone on my desk.
"Phonecall on line 2 for you. It sounds urgent." I nodded my head at her lightly before sitting down at my desk. Clearing my throat, I picked up the phone.
"Good afternoon, Kim Tzuyu - how can I help?" I spoke cheerily down the phone. I clung tightly to the phone when the other voice spoke.
"Y/N? It is you, isn't it?" My heart stilled in my chest. My blood ran cold. I stuttered, none of the words making any ounce of sense. "It's me, Uncle Jongin." My breathing was starting to slow down a little. "Your Dad gave me this number..."
"I haven't spoken to my Father in three years, Uncle. What is this about?" I asked, harsher than I should have.
"It's your Father, Y/N. He's gravely ill." I clung to the phone, not entirely sure what to say. I looked out of the window before closing my eyes. "I know you have your issues with him, Y/N. But he's asking for you. Please, I know you - Y/N. You'll regret it, if anything were to happen and you didn't see him..." I bit my bottom lip so harshly that my eyes popped open.
"Is he really that poorly?" I asked, my heart being played with.
"I wouldn't be ringing you otherwise, sweetheart." He told me and my mind was made up.
"Tell him I'll be there soon."
"Thank you, Y/N. Thank you."
"But Uncle-" I said. "Please don't tell anyone that you've spoken to me or that I'm headed back to Korea." I begged. "It's easier this way."
"Of course, Y/N - whatever is easier for you."
"Please, can you call me Tzuyu." I added.
"Sorry, Tzuyu."
"Thank you. Tell my Father that I'll be on the next flight."
Once the pleasantries were exchanged, I hung the phone up. Untying my hair, I headed over to the window, placing my hand up against it and closing my eyes as I tried to still my beating heart.
After three long years, I was going back. I couldn't help but wonder what had changed, what had become of the people that I'd used to know...
But I quickly wiped that thought from my mind. I was going to see my Father and then I was leaving. In and out in a day. No one had to know. No one would ever find out.
Placing myself back at my desk, I picked the phone up, pressing '0'. It rang once before my secretary picked up outside. "I need you to do me a couple of favours." I listed all of the things that I needed, finally coming up for air.
"So, you need plan tickets booked, Jongdae to look after the company for a couple of days and for me to keep this secret?" She repeated back.
"Exactly. Take the weekend off yourself, I know you were wanting to go and see your Mother. It's a perfect time."
"Are you sure? I don't want to leave Jongdae in the lurch-" She started.
"Take the weekend as a paid holiday. You deserve a break."
"Thank you, Miss Kim."
I was just about to hang up the phone when she spoke again. "Ah Miss Kim - what about Daesung? Should I-?"
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Between Two Brothers {Jungkook/Yugyeom}
FanfictionSometimes relationships fall apart, no matter how much you try to cling onto them. Sometimes relationships start to blossom, no matter how much you try to fight it. One girl, Two brothers, It's a recipe for disaster.