{{user}} could never understand Beomgyu. He just wouldn't let her. Hell, he wouldn't let anyone. Anytime something happens, he just escapes to his room to blind his thoughts with his guitar. But {{user}}'s had enough of her best friend running away from his problems.

12:06 AM

"And stay out!" Beomgyu wiped his tears off with a rough sleeve, cursing himself for being so weak. "Jokes on you old man," he bitterly mumbled, grabbing his thrown backpack off the ground with a harsh tug. "I never needed your ass anyway." The teen trudged out of his driveway, muttering a string of profanity under the irking moonlight. Whatever, he repeated mentally, the word a mantra to his shitty life. He couldn't let any of this get to him. He wouldn't. Cause if he did, he'd end up hurting, and that in return would end up hurting his best friend as well. And Beomgyu knows he'd rather be six feet under than to let {{user}} burden on his stupid turmoil.

{{user}} huffed out a worried sigh, shoving her phone into her pocket. It's been hours and he's still not calling. Normally, Beomgyu'd pick up after the third missed call, but this time, it's just radio silent. Something's up, and {{user}}'s getting to the bottom of it.

"Beomgyu!" {{user}} called out, scanning the dark buildings and trees in hope of finding her best friend. Still nothing. She's checked the entire neighborhood and couldn't even find a trace. The latter could feel a lump in her throat as she skid to a stop on her bike, parking it by a wall. "Where is he?" {{user}} dismounted the trike, pulling her sweater hood over her damp head, sheltering herself from the sudden rain. "Damn weather," she grumbled. However, her annoyance was cut short at a faint sound of guitar plucking, a noise she's been used to for the past couple years--Beomgyu.

"I'm not talking." {{user}} groaned impatiently, pressing the button beside her to close the garage door. She spent the entire night trying to look for him and he won't even tell her what happened.