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If there’s one thing Youngjae missed about living with his parents, it was the fact that his mother folded his clothes for him.
Honestly, it’s not hard work. The fabric is soft under his fingers and still warm from the dryer, which really isn’t all that pleasant or satisfying considering summer weather but it’s not unbearable. Youngjae just had never been much of a fan of chores in general; maybe he was a little bit on the lazy side.
He hummed to himself, something familiar from the radio but the actual lyrics and name of the song escaped his mind. The melody was catchy enough to stay with him though. Running water had turned into white noise in the background, just enough sound to take away the silence. A bath was the perfect reward for doing mundane housework like laundry, as if folding clothes was something that deserved something de-stressing.
“Hyung,” his voice had never been particularly loud, but he raised it enough to ensure he’d be heard, “Is this yours or mine?” Youngjae held up one of the shirts yet to be folded. Did it really matter who it belonged to? Probably not, Youngjae had no qualms about sharing clothes but he still figured it was common courtesy to at least ask.









