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~ "I should have been there." ~
||NO ONEs POV||
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She walked out of the dorms with his jacket in her arms, and took a deep breath. The cold afternoon air froze her nose. But it was a nice distraction for now. The company car pulled in front of her ready to take her to JYP.
The car ride was quite, she knew the driver as Keshi's manager. His face grim, and pained, she felt the urge to say something, but didn't know how to start it.
"Hey, it okay. He's happier now, I'm sure of it. Be happy, not that he's gone, but for him."
You can see his breathing pick up, his face contort and a tear fall from his cheek. She weakly smiled at him to comfort him.
They had reached the company and there where tons of cars crowding the entrance. So she hesitantly walked out of the car thanking Seojun for bringing her.
As she walked out, the reporters that had noticed her as his sister, how they found out was in question,but the crowd ran to surround the helpless girl. Asking very invasive questions that not even she had answers to.
"Why did he do this?"
"Where you contacted before it happened?"
"Did you notice anything weird about him prior to the incident?"
"I'm sorry I can't answer you right now can I please be left alone."
Nonetheless the questions still came.
"But you had to have noticed something."
"Do you blame anyone for this occurrence?"
"What are you going to do next?"
She pushed through running into the crowd trying to get closer to the doors tears spilling out uncontrollably. But there was too many people around, blocking her way and she barely moved. However she was breaking down in front of the whole world and couldn't do anything to stop it. Luckily, someone stood up for her and got the way cleared. He walked through the path and picked her up and walked back inside of the company.
The fragile, pale girl had fallen asleep in his arms, so he decided to take her to his dorm to calm down, since it was late now and no one was at the company but him and a few others now that the crowds had been ushered away.
