Wrong number. taegyu

It was Beomgyu's last day at Taehyun's house, well, their last day as well.

When they were in school, they used to sit under a cherry blossom tree and eat their lunch, play games, cry on each other's shoulders, laugh, make jokes together, talk about how their day went, everything.
When their parents were mad at them and they sneaked out and walked to the tree, tightly hugging each other.
Their life together was, well, amazing, and it was still gonna be, right?

While sitting down on the grass, Taehyun rested his head on Beomgyu's lap, while he was playing with his hair.

"Taehyun, these days passed too fast, but I really enjoyed them."
"We will make more memories together, alright? I'm sure of that!"
Beomgyu couldn't help but just smile at the other. His innocence making his heart melt.

After minutes of talking and staying with each other, Beomgyu asked Taehyun to get up for a little.
They were face to face and he grabbed him gently by his shoulders, staring into his eyes.
"Tae. I'll be going to the toilet, wait for me alright?"
Taehyun nodded, and Beomgyu looked down, not being sure on what he was gonna do.
He cupped his cheeks, pressing his lips against his.
The kiss lasted some seconds, making Taehyun look at the other with a shocked face and widen eyes.

God.

How much he loved his curious and big doe eyes, more than anything.

He finally did it, he kissed the person he's been loving for years.

Beomgyu got up, waving to Taehyun as he lost his sight of him.
Taehyun kept waiting for minutes, eventually playing with his own fingers, or the petals that were falling from the cherry blossom.

A hour passed, and nothing.
Taehyun stood there, waiting.
He didn't know where Beomgyu went, there wasn't any toilet near.
As he sighed and hugged his knees, his eyes started getting bright red as hot tears rolled down his soft cheeks, the spring breeze passing trough his face.

"Don't go.."
Taehyun whispered, his words being useless, not like Beomgyu was going to hear him.
He got up, looking for Beomgyu.
But that was no use, his eyes couldn't capture any silhouette.
He was an idiot, he was an idiot for not knowing where his best friend was, for not knowing where to go or search him.
He was left all alone, next to the cherry blossom tree.