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Chapter 38: Crept Into My Heart
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2024-10-29 19:42:56On that calm morning when Luke was just done drinking his suppressant at the kitchen when he noticed a small note on top of the dining table. Walking over to see that his younger twin brother had a sudden photoshoot that day and had to leave at dawn with his manager.
He then went back to his room and hid his suppressant before tidying his not-so messy room. A few minutes had passed, Luke then went to the other room while carrying all his dirty bed sheets and saw the overflowing in the basket.
Decided to do all the laundry but he needed to segregate the white ones from the colored ones before shoving it in the washing machine.
Not wanting to
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