Quarter of a Century

Breeze wondered what Namjoon was doing.  He’d left the house half an hour ago.  He’d said that he needed to run a quick errand before they went for a walk.  She had busied…

Breeze turned her head to the other side, attempting to flee from the light that bent to rouse her from a peaceful slumber.  Her eyes were closed, but she could still…

Namjoon spent the entire night poring over the pages of her book while Breeze slept on in his arms.  He knew he would never experience another night like this one, even…

“Dear Joonie.“Are you ok?  I cried for you tonight.  I couldn’t sleep for thinking of you.  I found your song, Tear.  It broke my heart.  Did some girl break your heart?  I’ve been there too.  “‘Goodbyes are,…

“Dear Joonie,“How I ache.  For you.  For the lifestyle you lead.  You must be so lonely sometimes.  Even with the six other boys.”Yes, he was.  A lot.  Though not as much as he could be if…

“Dear Joonie.“Today was hard.  My back was already hurting me, then I went to volleyball practice.  Trying to deflect a hard serve, I fell to the floor.  Pain exploded through my back.  I was…

“Dear Joonie.“I hear you.  I’m crying over you.”As he read her words, he heard his own echoing in his mind.  He’d penned them for Forever Rain.  “I’d like someone to cry for me.”  He…

He was supposed to catch up on sleep while he was here.  It wasn’t happening.  He was poring over her words.  He was determined he was going to read her entire book tonight.  Even…

Of course, he couldn’t do that.  He wouldn’t do that.  Besides, it was early evening yet.  They had a few hours before they’d head to bed. His eyes met hers again.“Joonie.” She…

Their time alone together was coming to an end.  Still holding hands, they walked back to his eomma’s house.  Breeze didn’t want to trespass on his time alone with his family, so…