No, Dongwook thought as a reluctant smile made itself known on his face. No way. His small smile exploded as the man that security had just let through the crowd smiled and waved at him from across the parking lot. Dongwook shook his head in disbelief and started walking towards the approaching figure, who jogged the last few meters between them and enveloped him into a lung-squeezing hug.
“I wasn’t expecting anyone to show,” Dongwook said truthfully, his words slightly muffled by Seunghyun’s shoulder.
“I had to come see how funny you look.” Seunghyun said as he pulled away and rubbed Dongwook’s freshly shaved head. Dongwook laughed lightheartedly and pushed his hand away, reluctantly breaking contact with the other man as he once again became aware of the screaming fans watching and documenting their every move from across the parking lot.
“I know,” he said, rubbing his own head. “It feels weird. It looks even weirder.”
“I kind of like it. It’s edgy.”
“Shut up,” Dongwook pushed at his shoulders lightly and they both laughed, alternating between glancing down at the floor and up at each other.
“I better go in, I guess,” Dongwook broke the fidgety silence, picking his bag up off the ground. Seunghyun nodded.
“You better write me a lot of letters. Remember to send them to my new address.”
Dongwook rolled his eyes and smiled at his dongsaeng with affection he hoped camera phones couldn’t capture. “It’s military training, not prison. I can just call you, stupid.”
Seunghyun pouted. “You can write me letters, too. If you get bored.”
Dongwook laughed and nodded. “Fine, fine. I will.”
“Yeah?”
“Yeah. I promise.”
Seunghyun nodded and they hugged one more time before Dongwook turned and walked towards the building, leaving Seunghyun to stare smiling after him until he disappeared behind the door.
No, Dongwook thought as a reluctant smile made itself known on his face. No way. His small smile exploded as the man that security had just let through the crowd smiled and waved at him from across the parking lot. Dongwook shook his head in disbelief and started walking towards the approaching figure, who jogged the last few meters between them and enveloped him into a lung-squeezing hug.
“I wasn’t expecting anyone to show,” Dongwook said truthfully, his words slightly muffled by Seunghyun’s shoulder.
“I had to come see how funny you look.” Seunghyun said as he pulled away and rubbed Dongwook’s freshly shaved head. Dongwook laughed lightheartedly and pushed his hand away, reluctantly breaking contact with the other man as he once again became aware of the screaming fans watching and documenting their every move from across the parking lot.
“I know,” he said, rubbing his own head. “It feels weird. It looks even weirder.”
“I kind of like it. It’s edgy.”
“Shut up,” Dongwook pushed at his shoulders lightly and they both laughed, alternating between glancing down at the floor and up at each other.
“I better go in, I guess,” Dongwook broke the fidgety silence, picking his bag up off the ground. Seunghyun nodded.
“You better write me a lot of letters. Remember to send them to my new address.”
Dongwook rolled his eyes and smiled at his dongsaeng with affection he hoped camera phones couldn’t capture. “It’s military training, not prison. I can just call you, stupid.”
Seunghyun pouted. “You can write me letters, too. If you get bored.”
Dongwook laughed and nodded. “Fine, fine. I will.”
“Yeah?”
“Yeah. I promise.”
Seunghyun nodded and they hugged one more time before Dongwook turned and walked towards the building, leaving Seunghyun to stare smiling after him until he disappeared behind the door.
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