Lucas led him into an empty classroom and pushed him against a wall. When he went in for a kiss though, Donghyuck turned his face away. Confused, he pulled away and grabbed Donghyuck's chin, bringing it to the center, "do you not want to do this anymore? You just said you would?"
Pushing Lucas off of him, Donghyuck fixed his uniform; "people change their minds Lucas, you would do well to remember that. You don't get to kiss me, but I'll let you come here and give me a hickey and tell everyone that we did."
Like a dog, Lucas did just as Donghyuck asked; and when he went back into the cafeteria and Mark's gaze narrowed onto the purple Mark on his neck, a satisfied feeling settled into him, even more so when Mark slammed his tray onto the table and stormed out.
He didn't need Mark, if the boy wasn't ready forcommitment, he wasn't ready for Donghyuck.
