The next morning when I woke up wearing one of Ki-hoon's shirts and a pair of my own briefs, I noticed that it wasn't just my back that was throbbing.
For some reason, my palms were reddened and a bit swollen. Why though?
(Who's gonna tell him?)
Anyway, the morning was a rather awkward one. Set aside my aching back and aching palms, I could not bring myself to look Ki-hoon in the face because each time, I remembered myself telling him,
'It feels so good, Hyung. Do it faster.'
That never happened, gosh.
I never asked for him to go faster, so these kinds of imaginary thoughts were giving me a headache.
'Guess I don't have to worry about my trauma for a while.'
Instead of being haunted by the trauma from the past, I was going to be haunted by the incident from last night.
Ki-hoon glanced at me as I wriggled on the bed and then a smile played on his lips.
'Cute.' Was what he thought before looking away.