Merry Christmas my little baby saeng!
This is our first Christmas together! I may not make it special, but I hope you’ll know how special you are to me. You may be young, but you’re definitely a mature one, in fact, much more mature than I do. I may not like you at first, when you joined No Mercy, but you’re just too precious that I ended up loving you and accepting you as a part of the group.
Always know that you are very special to me.And you always know that if ever you need someone to talk to, or miss home, I’m here, a big brother that will listen to you and make you comfortable. Now, enough with this drama! I’ll get going on the gifts.
I got you a Boston shirt! So you can feel at home.
I just think you might like it, because it’s so cute.
Merry Christmas saeng! I hope you’ll have a good one! I lov you!
(☠) — Head rested against his cot’s header, Changkyun sat, overwhelmed with solace. His bed adjacent to the hospital’s window, all that was present were the lingering scent of antiseptics and Seoul’s incessant view. A designated nurse recurring once in awhile, it was definitive that he the brunet was going to spend his Christmas alone; his members and girlfriend pursuing activities, his mother settled across the country, his father overseas. His individual unit was filled with only sheets rustling beneath him and the clock’s unabating ticks: solitude has never felt so lonesome.
“Merry Christmas,” he mutters, an attempt to occupy what did not exist– what wasn’t there. The door swung ajar, Changkyun would have heard if he paid some heed. Just promptly after he lets sleep inundate his whole body, boisterous yelling chorusing with mirth was heard.
“Merry Christmas my little baby saeng!”
“…Merry Christmas, hyung. Where have you been?”