Loyalty
Jae-suk nodded. "I'm the only sane one here after all. I wouldn't want to inconvenience you."
Romeo didn't know how to reply to that. Inconvenience. Wasn't everything they did inconvenience? Taking out time to talk to a friend, trying to make a relationship work, working a little harder to make a family happy, studying better to have a stable life… all of that are actually inconveniences, and still… people do it. So why was this guy in front of him talking about inconveniences? Romeo didn't get it.
"I'm not a customer in a renovating shop to be inconvenienced," Romeo snapped and looked up at the door when the doorbell rang. Jae-suk was a little taken aback by that remark. "What do you mean?"
Romeo shook his head and got up. "If that's what you think then so be it," the shorter boy said vaguely and unlocked the door. The tall girl who looked like new smiled down at him. "Hello Romeo!"
"Saye, you're back!" Romeo laughed. "Got tired of the IV in you?"