âYou know how girls are, they stop their boyfriends from spending time on their phones. And no, nothing happened actually. We just went for a walk afterwards,â he lied. Tae was surprised at how easily it was to lie to his brother, the guilt getting the best of him. âThatâs not a lot to eat, you must be hungry. Both it is.â He opened up the containers, smiling a little at the smell of the bulgogi. âOh no, itâs not filthy,â he mumbled but listened to his twin and shrugged the hoodie off - at least there were no blood stains on the clothes. Taking a deep breath, he turned around to face his brother and held out a can of coke for him. âHere you go.â Tae waited silently to see his brotherâs reaction to his bruised face.
âI do know how girls are, I canât say the same when it comes to girls with boyfriends.â He chuckled as he checked on the expiration dates of the goods Tae bought. Itâs what kept his eyes from him, itâs what distracted him from getting a good look at his brother. Well, he didnât think there would be anything different about Taeâs appearance until he had to look up and his eye caught a spot on Taeâs face thatâs a few shades darker. Kai fell silent, he squinted his eyes and pointed at his jaw. âTell me thatâs a hickey.â
















