𝐅𝐔𝐂𝐊𝐁𝐎𝐘 𝐇𝐎𝐓𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐄 彡 𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐄𝐙

1.4 • the ducks I gave

Wooyoung ran his eyes through his
room one last time. He was moving away. Back to where he came from.

His grandmother entered the room.

GRANDMOTHER:
"Got everything, Wooyoung?
Charger, headphones, slippers?"

Wooyoung smiled. He was definitely
gonna miss his grandmother.

WOOYOUNG:
"Well if I do forget anything,
at least I'll get to come back."

GRANDMOTHER:
"silly kid."

Wooyoung hugged his grandmother and she ruffled his hair.

GRANDMOTHER:
"Wooyoung. Promise me
you won't cause trouble for
your parents. Promise me
that you'll work harder, be a
good son and not get involved
in anything."

WOOYOUNG:
"I promise. I'll be the best version
of myself. I'll try harder and I
won't ever repeat the same mistake
again."

GRANDMOTHER:
"Wooyoung, it's okay to make
mistakes, but just be careful,
okay? And no matter what
happens, remember, we are
just one call away."

WOOYOUNG:
"Gah, stop, making me
emotional. I'm practically
a grown ass man now woman!"

His grandmother's eyes were wide open. Before she could hit Wooyoung
for his language, Wooyoung broke the hug and ran out of his room.

GRANDMOTHER:
"Jung Wooyoung! You will
not use this type of language
in my household! Otherwise
I'll have to use the electric
chair!"

Wooyoung yelled from the staircase.

WOOYOUNG:
"wow I think you've been using
Instagram a lot these days, ma."

His grandmother came downstairs.

GRANDFATHER:
"All set Wooyoung?"

WOOYOUNG:
"Yes absolutely dad."

GRANDFATHER:
"Come on. I've kept your
suit case already."

WOOYOUNG:
"Okay."

Wooyoung hugged his grandmother
once again, trying to fight back his tears. He looked at the house one last time.

Damn. He'd really miss this place. This house was closer to him rather than his real house. His grandparents were closer to him than his own parents. And now he had to leave them, for his parents.

What had his parents done for him? Other than label him as a bad son, a disgrace. When Wooyoung heard he had to go back, to say he was disappointed was an understatement.

He didn't want too, but he had too. His parents said they missed him. Yeah, miss him for sure. He hadn't talked to them ever since he left four years ago.
They didn't visit and neither did he care. He stopped caring a while ago.