Partnership (Flashfic Challenge 71: Unexpected Places)
Title: Partnership
Author: twhitesakura
Wordcount: 200
Concrit? Yes
Rating: G
Summary: Changmin is a rather unsentimental person. It doesn't lessen the more important truths.
Tell me your worries.
That is not something that Changmin would ever say, but whenever dark moods etch lines into Yunho’s brow, he quietly lays out a stack of manga on the living room table while Yunho is in the shower. Last year, Changmin outgrew One Piece, but he still buys the volumes because he knows Yunho’s always dying to get his hands on the newest issue. Changmin corrects with wordless gestures if their dance formation is too off-center and sometimes, he actually allows Yunho to stay and have a drink with him at home, although he’d rather be alone because it’s his time to sit and sink into the music that came into his path one day.
“I would be an ordinary student,” is what Changmin tells the reporters if he had a chance to relive his life.
At home, Changmin peels the shoes and socks off Yunho’s feet when he collapses in bed from a long dance practice. Changmin’s the youngest (out of five, out of two) and he knows how to treat his elders well.
It’s not as if he couldn’t have done it alone, but all the same, Changmin thinks it would have been rather lonely.
Author: twhitesakura
Wordcount: 200
Concrit? Yes
Rating: G
Summary: Changmin is a rather unsentimental person. It doesn't lessen the more important truths.
Tell me your worries.
That is not something that Changmin would ever say, but whenever dark moods etch lines into Yunho’s brow, he quietly lays out a stack of manga on the living room table while Yunho is in the shower. Last year, Changmin outgrew One Piece, but he still buys the volumes because he knows Yunho’s always dying to get his hands on the newest issue. Changmin corrects with wordless gestures if their dance formation is too off-center and sometimes, he actually allows Yunho to stay and have a drink with him at home, although he’d rather be alone because it’s his time to sit and sink into the music that came into his path one day.
“I would be an ordinary student,” is what Changmin tells the reporters if he had a chance to relive his life.
At home, Changmin peels the shoes and socks off Yunho’s feet when he collapses in bed from a long dance practice. Changmin’s the youngest (out of five, out of two) and he knows how to treat his elders well.
It’s not as if he couldn’t have done it alone, but all the same, Changmin thinks it would have been rather lonely.