There was always a test to every relationship.
And maybe, Yixing was the one for Junmyeon and Kris’ relationship.
The Chinese male had just arrived in Korea. He was the new exchange student who would be learning for a year in their university. The first time Yixing spotted Junmyeon was when he was given directions by Luhan and he passed them by. The pretty male waved slightly at Luhan with a beautiful smile and Yixing found himself craning his neck to his direction—even long after he was gone.
It was his first day in Korea and he already wanted to know someone’s name so badly.
“Who is he?”
Luhan gave him a look. “Yixing...no, anyone but that. You can’t mess with Kim Junmyeon.”
Kim Junmyeon.
“Why?” Yixing tilted his head to a side with a frown. “Don’t tell me. Is his father a mafia or something?”
Luhan only batted his eyelashes in response because clearly Yixing had watched too many movies. “No...because Junmyeon is Yifan’s boyfriend and Yifan is my cousin and I’m gonna skin you alive if you do.”
“Oh,” Yixing breathed. “So he’s somewhat considered as your family.”
“Even if he’s not, you just can’t, okay? They’ve been together for a couple of months now and they’re happy and you shouldn’t disturb a happy couple,” Luhan stated. “It’s just wrong.”
Yixing looked thoughtful for a moment. ”We can’t even be friends?”
Luhan almost threw his hands in frustration to the air and sighed in resignation. It seemed useless to explain, although he didn’t think Yixing would be the stubborn type. Luhan glanced at his wristwatch and motioned the Chinese male to follow him—he still had a lot to show him before dinner. As Yixing followed closely behind him, Luhan cleared his throat before commenting to his last question.
“That depends on Yifan.”