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Silence follows Yidaâs words for an uncomfortable amount of time as Heechul looks up at the older man, eyes wide and mouth half-way open in some sort of shock at the response. Heechulâs mind kicks into survival mode, speeding through self-taught strategies of defense heâd had to learn over the years of travelling around in his search for that person. He certainly had the advantage - strength, height, and maybe even quicker reflexes, that in addition to his power, Heechul was the perfect little combatant.
A movement startled him out of the small trance heâd been in, and only then did he notice that his arm had started its ascent towards Yidaâs shoulder. Recovering quickly, Heechul let out a small bark of a laugh and rolled his eyes, reaching all the way up and placing what he thought was a calming hand over the other personâs shoulder.
âNah, nah.. It was just a joke.. Jeez, youâre uptight,â Heechul starts climbing the stairs slowly, squeezing past Yida as he holds a hand over his chest, praying that Yida canât hear the loud drumming of his heart. Simply, he was scared to death of this man, but at the same time feared the repercussions if he harmed him.
âYou donât need to change, so donât tell me to change,â Heechul says airily, trying to calm the jitters of left over adrenaline going through his body.
Yida tenses at the hand on his shoulder. He lets himself be pushed back and watches carefully as Heechul moves around him. He breathes out evenly, but his jaw is still stiff with carefully hidden anger.
"Asshole," he mutters in chinese.
The walk up is annoying with Heechul stopping at every floor to silently ask if this was the one. At the 3rd floor, he squeezes his way past the red head and moves up to the 4th, guiding him down the hallway that was just as cramped as the stairs.Â
He checks the time on his phone and knocks on a door and he passes by.
"Nine thirty," he calls out.
He ignores Heechul until they get to a door at the end of hallway. He puts in his key and just before he opens the door he stops and points at the numbered plaque just above the peekhole.
"Four thirteen," he says. A slow grin paints itself on his face and he enters the room without waiting for Heechul to protest. Yida wasn't a superstitious man. Numbers meant nothing when everyday of your life was littered with encounters that would make anyone else insane. The apartment had been unoccupied at the time, a miracle to him when he was denied every other apartment in favor of couples with children. The landlord hadn't been able to rent the apartment in years, and the residents had generally avoided the door until he moved in.
Yida moved to the other side of the apartment, tugging at the buttons on his shirt as he moved into his room to change. He didn't have any food in the small kitchen, but he would wait for Heechul to find out for himself.











