"Okay! Fine, fine. Sorry." The nurse held up her hands defensively, her eyes rolling as she lifted a clipboard full of information on Jae. She skimmed over it, seeming as though she was trying to make herself look busy so Jungkook would not confront her again about hitting Taehyung again. She thought that in her own eyes she did nothing wrong.

"Okay Jae. I have to leave. I'll see you soon, okay?" Jungkook told the little boy, whose face contorted into one of sadness. "Don't g-go Jungkookie" He pleaded, grabbing a fistful of his blanket, sobbing out, a hiccup coming out instead.

"I'm sorry, Jae, I need to leave now. Stay strong baby." He told the kid, "I have to get Taehyung into a house before he wanders off again." Jae giggled at this, wiping his tears with the back of his hand. He waved a good bye and sunk back into his hospital bed, watching the kid's show that was playing.

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"What are we still doing here?" Taehyung snapped, crossing his arms as the moon started showing in the dark sky. Big Taehyung had decided to pay a visit. Its not like Jungkook minded which Taehyung was here. It was okay either one. He seemed to like the mature one better anyways.

"The hospital always has fireworks at night. I thought maybe we could stay for the fireworks, only if you want to of course." Jungkook started, sitting criss-cross on the hood of his car, while Taehyung stood beside him.

"Are they special to you?" Taehyung turned, missing the first blue firework to fly up and blow into a sparkling, fading patch of colors. Jungkook nodded, feeling a hand rest on his knee. Taehyung's. It was just a soft gesture, something that reassured him.

"Then we'll watch them." Taehyung said, crawling on top of the car hood as well. He sat with one knee bent, the other leg tucked under his bent leg. He huffed out, seeing the white smoke disappear into the seemingly black sky.

A purple firework shot up, blowing up into a show of beautiful colors. People had gathered near the hospital to see them. It still amazed Taehyung of all these things. He liked the pretty purple one the best, trying to control his urge to be little. He wanted to run around with a sparkler like the kids were, but he sat next to Jungkook, a hand squeezing his knee.

Jungkook turned to him, a bit surprised. A yellow firework shot up, making the sky look full of stars. Taehyung quickly spoke up, "Sorry, those kids down there are making me want to-"

Jungkook just nodded, "I get it, if we leave will it help stop the urge?" Taehyung looked at the boy with sincerity. He shakily nodded, feeling all kinds of guilt travel through his unsteady veins.

"B-but I don't want to ruin your firework show." Taehyung started, and Jungkook quickly stopped him. He felt the need to stop making Taehyung worry about this so much.

"Look, I've seen these so much, it won't hurt missing one show." Jungkook reassured, leading Taehyung to his car and driving off to his apartment in comfortable silence. Nothing really needed to be said. They were not missing any communications, they were just unsure of what to actually say.

"Thank-you, Jungkook."

"You're welc-"

"Oh my god! I left Kookie!"

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i' ve been planning the firework scene since i started this book :)

also im getting a new phone very soon, like two days, so updates may stop for a while.

love, -irresistaeble