strokinit Chapter 666 Don't Forget
Chapter 666 Don't Forget
Chapter 666 Don't Forget
"I think I got the answer," June said, finally halting their conversation.
Jisung stuck out his tongue at Akira in victory, while Akira held himself back from pulling Jisung's hair.
As the two of them engaged in a silent fight, June also stayed silent.
BC meant briefcase.
June was sure of it even though there wasn't a genuine confirmation from Choi Joon-ho.
Well, he was dead now.
So, unless June was to die, then he had no choice but to believe that the poem was related to the briefcase. Moreover, there weren't any plausible reasons.
The poem must provide clues as to where the briefcase was.
Where the sun doesn't shine
Where life took love
Where flowers bloom
...where it was engulfed in flames
June thought hard about what the statements could mean, but he couldn't think of anything right off the top of his head.
A place where the sun doesn't shine? That would be London.
Where life took love? Definitely Paris.
Where flowers bloom? Anywhere in the world!
Where it was engulfed in flames? Their kitchen.
All of the clues were seemingly unrelated to each other, which made June have a harder time deciphering what it could really mean.
Before he could think too hard about it, though, they were called by one of the staff members to go to the shooting space.
June was still a bit absent-minded as he walked to the set, so he failed to see who was going to be their photographer.
"Oh, darling!"
Before June could react, he felt a kiss on his cheek, making his eyes go wide in surprise.
"Pablo?" June exclaimed.
"Surprise. Surprise! I'm back again. Did you miss me?" he asked, fluttering his eyelashes like he had magnesium deficiency.
June sighed. "Whatever helps you sleep at night."
"You're the one who makes me sleep at night," Pablo said. "Now that I've seen your face, I'd be having a damn good sleep tonight again."
"Yeah," June smiled, looking down at his lap. "You were one of the many people who helped me in the past."
"As much as I find you annoying, I realize that your presence was actually a great help," June said. "I probably wouldn't have been able to debut if it weren't for you."
Pablo chuckled once more. "You're giving me way too much credit. You would have been able to debut even if it weren't for me."
June thought back on those times before shaking his head. Now that Fu was gone and some of his skills were missing, there was a void in his heart—one that couldn't be filled even though his sister was already in his midst.
"I don't know," June shrugged. "Probably not."
Pablo sighed as he observed June's face. He had known him for an entire year, yet somehow, this was the only time he had seen June make such an expression.
He almost looked...defeated.
Pablo pursed his lips and brought something out from behind his back—one he kept all throughout their conversation.
June frowned as Pablo placed the red packet on his lap.
"What's this?" he asked.
"Oh, shush," Pablo said. "I know that you love that stuff."
June felt his heart skip a beat when he finally recognized the packaging.
BenBen Gummies?
How long has it been?
"It's...been a while," he muttered. "I think I forgot about the taste of it now."
Pablo nodded, understanding June's sentiment.
"Yeah," Pablo said. "Sometimes, we forget the taste of something—especially when we haven't consumed it in a while."
"Maybe it just slipped our minds, or maybe we got caught in the whirl of life, and we just happen to not have any time to even think about it."
"However, it's still there," Pablo smiled, looking into June's eyes.
"The origin."
June's eyebrows immediately furrowed.
Origin?
"What? Origin? Did you just say—origin?"
"Yeah," Pablo confirmed. "Your origin."
June couldn't believe his eyes and ears.
"Fu?"