(—— ` i will put my itunes on shuffle, pick my favorite line(s) from the first song that comes up and use it for a starter in a drabble. —the song: troublemaker - now )
— lets not grow apart like this.time is passing while we hesitate.
Bambam’s hand reached over to settle down on Jackson’s shoulder, but when it fell, when it had returned to his side and when the back of his close buddy distanced away from him, the assistant blinked. “Jackson?” He called out, though, it was nothing more than a mere whisper as the other was already halfway down the hallway, laughing with another. Someone Bambam didn’t seem to recognize.
He wasn’t still mad at him, was he?
— come to me now, talk to me.we don’t have a tomorrow.
The cringe in his chest confused the assistant. But he let it slide because Bambam wasn’t supposed to feel lonely. Heck— he wasn’t lonely. Okay, he was just surprised.
"Ah, I’ll just talk to him tomorrow." The male muttered to no one in particular but that didn’t settle the uneasy feeling that bubbled against his stomach and he played with the corner of his lips. Trying to distract himself from his thoughts. The thoughts that played with his fear. Jackson probably didn’t see him come from behind. The older was too occupied with his other friend, the assistant then tried to reason and maybe it was true, but it didn’t make Bambam feel any bit better.
— don’t push me further and further away.us two, right here, right now.before it disappears.
But he knew. He knew it all too well and finally his spoiledness was pushing Jackson away. The only one that stood by his side for so long, granting his wishes and putting up with his selfish needs. Bambam was losing the other and he knew it was affecting him. Jackson wasn’t like his one-night stands. He was someone irreplaceable that stood by his side through thick and thin. Someone Bambam had only repaid by being a brat.
Clutching his knuckles, the assistant watched the duo that was up ahead. They were just a couple of feet in front, enough for Bambam to get a proper view and once he watched Jackson extend his hand to ruffle the others hair, laughing about something that the assistant figured was probably stupid, Bambam cringed once more.
Jackson was only supposed to ruffle his hair.
And Bambam finally admitted to the silence that surrounded him. He needed Jackson.