minho scoffed playfully, "the disrespect isn't going to fly with me."
the aussie rolled his eyes. he removed the small apron from his waist, walking towards the back of the bar. minho followed behind slowly, hesitantly.
"if you're going to murder me i might as well stay here."
felix turned around abruptly, smirking, "you're not worth the clean up."
you could literally hear chan snort from the employees only room, the door opening quickly as he fell straight through it, landing on his knees.
felix giggled from the corner, "was it really that entertaining?"
chan couldn't even respond, giving a thumbs up as he continued to laugh.
minho rolled his eyes, kicking at chan's side with his boot to knock him to the ground. he followed felix outside, purposely ignoring chan's remarks. they ended up in a dimly lit alleyway, the busy streets of tokyo at the end of the corner.
something caught the elder's eye, however. minho got lost staring off at a couple across the street exiting a restaurant. they were cute, to say the least. the guy gave his jacket to the girl as he noticed that she was getting cold - given that it was autumn and temperatures were dropping heavily. they quickly interlocked hands and the guy pressed a short kiss to the girl's head as they headed off down the street.
minho felt his heart shatter.
"hyung? are you coming?" the voice of a certain blonde brought minho out from his trance. he gave felix a weak smile and a nod, following.
felix led minho up a set of stairs, stopping once he got to the roof. it was fairly kept, which was surprising since it was a roof and no one was usually ever to be on them. behind the purple neon sign that read luna's, was a small set up of a couch and a table. as unusual as it was to be set on the roof of a bar, it looked cozy.
"since our manager always tells me and chan lock up, we take advantage of the alone time to come up here."
"and do what?" minho smirked, nudging the blonde's shoulder with his own.
