don't leave me high ; to taehyun.
Taehyung crumples the letter in his fingers, - destroys the delicate letters spilled in ink over pale pages ; the tiny petals of peach blossoms scatter onto the floor like pieces of a broken vase. The young hunter lets out a shout and slams his fist against the door frame, hard enough that he feels a slight tingle down to the bone.
As if upon realising what he's done he hastily grabs a chair and seats himself at the kitchen table, frantically trying to straighten the crinkly page and he reads through the letter again, and again and again and again ...
With a sigh, Taehyung rests his elbows on the table and grabs the cigarette pack, producing a smoke to try to ease his nerves. He can't quite put his finger on it, but he assumes he's …hurt. And the ridiculousness of it all begins here, the hurt, the confusion he feels when he thinks of Taehyun.
However, --He likes to think of Taehyun. He's delicate and beautiful ; and he found something in the other he couldn't find anywhere else in this world. Not in alcohol, not even in music or expensive company, shiny things and diamonds. Not anywhere in this goddamn place, - and maybe that's why Taehyun left to begin with.
What was he doing here, anyway? What did he see in a life of a DJ who lives fast, - eager to die but enjoy what he can while it lasts … ?
What did Taehyun see in him?
Taehyung downs a leftover can of Red Bull that's been resting on the counter and goes about the room with a brand travel bag in hand, stuffing a few pieces of necessities inside. He grabs his car keys and his laptop, and places a neatly folded letter from Taehyun into his pocket.
He glances around the room and looks at the mattress collecting dust in the corner. There's no sunshine filtering through shades of his windows, no Taehyun tangled up in his sheets, - no nothing in this miserable apartment.
Taehyung groans and runs a hand over his face.
Fine, then, - I'm coming. Whether you like it or not,
I'm coming to where you are.