Error Code 404 (Saeran x Reader x Saeyoung) {Completed}

Chapter 13~ Blood is Ticker Than Water

"Saeran!" Saeyoung said he took a step closer.

"I expected this. I knew you'd come here first if you came to Magenta." He looked over to Saeyoung, "I've been seeing some traces of an anonymous hacker hacking into our system. I knew it was you. I had no idea you hacked into the satellite to see the exteriors. You found our blind spot and got it. I admit, you're pretty good." I remained silent. I didn't say anything, I couldn't say anything. "You worked faster than expected."

"So you knew about the party." Saeyoung took another step forward. "I don't know what to say... There are so many things I want to ask, to say."

"I suppose."

"Saeran... We really need to talk. Can't we look past all those emotions for now and talk?"

"Talk? Talking... With someone who secretly entered another person's home to steal information..." His expression changed from a smile to an anger filled expression. "Stop treating me like an idiot. I'm sick of not doing anything and falling for your lies."

"Please... Do what he says..." I said quietly.

"And why should I listen to you?" He asked as he turned his attention to me. As soon as our eyes I could feel the anger inside him, but deep down I could feel the sadness that he held inside of him. That he was never able to fully comprehend.

"Saeran." Saeyoung said making Saeran draw his attention away from me. "If you're talking about our childhood... There's a misunderstanding..."

"Is that how youre going to justify it, a misunderstanding?" He asked as he glared at his twin. "I guess you have an ego then." I looked into his eyes, there was a strong scene of remorse and confliction. I could tell he wanted to just be able to "talk" but he couldn't bring himself to it. "You used your own brother to escape that hellish house. I guess you don't want to admit that."

"No... I didn't use you."

"Then how else would you put it?" He asked as he stared at his brother.

"I left to help you. You'd understand if you listened to my side of the story."

"To help ne...?" Saeran asked with a unamused expression plastered onto his face. "Is that your excuse now?" He sighed, "I expected it, but you're still not honest." He looked over to me. "What's your excuse for leaving me behind?" I didn't respond, "Let me guess, you didn't mean to? It's misunderstanding?" I didn't say anything at all. I stared into his mint eyes. I could tell he wanted an answer, even if it wasn't true, he just needed some explanation.

"... I'm sorry..." That was all I could say. "I'm sorry that I left you... " I said. I could tell from his eyes he was satisfied with that. He didn't want to believe anyone but himself. I could tell how badly I had hurt him. If I could just make him feel better, I would do anything. "It's my fault..." His eyes seemed to be filled with some sort of satisfaction. Whether it was because I blamed it on myself or if it was because he got an answer. "I'm sorry." I looked down to the ground.

"Hahaha! See! Why can't you be like her?" Saeran said. His laugh was no longer the one I had heard when I was a kid. It was filled with sorrow and pain. "At least she admits that she left me."

"Please, just listen to me."

"If you're going to spill out another lie, then no need. I know the truth now."