Take Care || Luhan & Sangbae ||
His boots were heavy as he walked down the crowded halls of hogwarts in search of the beautiful library doors. He found himself there... probably far to often on normal wizard standards but Sangbae didn’t really consider himself a normal wizard. He didn’t fit into those perimeters, in fact he was sure that not many wizards and witches from Hogwarts fit into what some people thought normal meant. Normal was a relative term. This is something that Sangbae had been told many times in his life, by parents, teachers, friends. It was that obvious that he was not normal.
He didn’t care about being normal- at least that’s what he told himself. He tried his best not to care, it wasn’t important when he needed to study. When he needed to figure out what, exactly, he was going to do with his life. He didn’t know what would come after Hogwarts, though, he was always a fan of the unknown. Some days, much like today, it didn’t bother him. He was excited for the adventure that would come after hogwarts. Somedays it scared the living hell out of him, he worked hard to be where he was now, and he would only need to work that much harder to get somewhere in the coming years.
Sangbae’s brain was currently flooded, at it’s max capacity. He was exhausted but still gathered enough strength to at least show up to his classes. Now that his day was practically over, instead of skipping dinner and going to straight to bed he found himself huddled in the library, waiting for the great hall to be filled with students and food. He was going to feed himself like a responsible adult today... as soon as he got a couple chapters in of the newest book he’d found. He just needed the break, that’s all his brain kept telling him.
He was sure somewhere in the back of his mind he’d be able to remember that Luhan was somewhere in Hogwarts if he weren’t so exhausted. But that wasn’t the case, no, he’d forgotten all about the exciting news- and soon enough he would be cursing himself for it. He had been looking forward to meeting Luhan for a really long time. They had a lot in common, sure somewhere at the beginning of the silly pen pal project he’d gotten assigned too he hated the idea of talking to someone from the Ministry... but Luhan turned out a lot different than what he’d been expecting. He was younger, he’s smart and seemed to be far more like Sangbae than he’d thought anyone from the Ministry could be.
He was pouring over his book now, leaning against a far bookshelf, the turning of his pages the only thing breaking his concentration and silence. He didn’t even look up when other students neared his position on the floor, or anyone of the sort walking towards him-
