TREASURE IMAGINES

#15 Jeongwoo

Tears were falling down as you sat down on a grassy field. You were trying to hold it back a while ago after seeing your boyfriend had an another girl.

It's 5 pm in the afternoon, and you're alone here in the soccer field - a perfect place to cry and to let your heart out.

You are bursting into tears when suddenly a guy sat beside you. "You're crying." You heard him said.

"What? I'm not. You should go home now, Jeongwoo." You said while wiping your cheeks, trying to talk normal.

"Is it because of my brother?" He suddenly asked you without looking.

"No no." You answered.

"We're okay. I'm okay." You added.

Lies. You're obviously not okay. You looked away, and your eyes started to build tears again.

Suddenly, your eyes widened when he grabbed your head and pinned it into his chest. You can hear his heartbeat and it's fast - just like yours.

"Jeongwoo - " You pushed him a bit. "Cry." He ordered.

You didn't stop but you pushed him once more. He don't want to let you go.

"I said, cry." He said. "I'm done crying!"

You suddenly heard him chuckled. "So you really cried huh? Noona?" You stopped.

This kid -

"I'm here. I'm here for you. Just let it all out, okay? I'll always be here for you." His words - is he still the kid Jeongwoo you knew?

With that, you cried again. This time, it's louder. He caress your back as you sob and sob. It actually feels better if there's someone who are willing to comfort you.

And you're glad to have him - to have Jeongwoo. A few minutes later, you stopped crying. He cupped your face, helping you to wipe your tears. "This will be the last time I'm going to see you cry. " He said while looking into your eyes. "I won't let anybody hurt you again, even myself."

You were startled. No, he's not the Jeongwoo you knew before. He's a man now and he changed a lot but his feelings for you didn't change at all.

You're his first love but you chose his brother. "I promise not to lose you like what my brother did. I want you to love me now, noona." He said looking directly into your eyes as the rain started to fall.