despite being in a foreign place, Lee still looks to the sky with a tender fondness he can’t quite replicate for anything else. once upon a time, the orange, red, and yellow hues of the setting sun were just something he had to imagine. illustrations in the books he had didn’t do it justice; the natural beauty of it had absolutely stunned him the first time he’d seen it over a year ago. he found himself captivated by it yet again, seeking the comfort it brought him. he needs it more than ever now.
he tears his gaze away from it for a moment, looking back down at his neglected project in his hands. he held a little notebook in his lap, pencil held loosely in his hand. he’d only completed a few frames thus far, but with a little more work, a simple flip book of a shooting star would be the result. he should really finish it before the light fades--
Lee senses someone approaching and glances around, not at all shy about the potential company.
“Did you come out here to watch the sunset, too?” he greets the newcomer with a smile. “It’s kind of secluded here, but I think it’s one of the best places to see it.”