After the conversation with Tyla, Sami stormed out of the twin's room.
Tyla watched as a smile appeared on her face.
Whatever Tyla said to her mother hit her hard and Tyla knew it. Tyla then turned back to Hoseok who was still sitting in the rocking chair holding his boys.
Tyla stepped forward until she was standing next to her father. She kneels down as she placed her head on his knee.
Hoseok noticed as he adjusted his position with the boys to put his hand on top of Tyla's head.
The feeling of Hoseok's affection caused Tyla to start to cry. She turned to stare back at her father. "I missed you, so much." Tyla choked out saying.
"I missed you too, Ty," Hoseok confessed to his daughter.
Tyla lifted her head and turned her body to Hoseok. "When you go back, can I come to?"
Hoseok slowly got up from the chair with the boys in tow and placed them back into their cribs. With each one, leans over in their cribs as he pulled the blanket upon his little ones.
"I don't know, Tyla. Staying with me may not be a good idea."
Tyla crossed her arms over her chest. "Why isn't it a good idea? I miss my home, my family, and friends back in Korea. I feel like a prisoner here. Wherever I want to do I have to take it up with mom. In which she would say no. It's too dangerous. Don't you know our status? Blah, blah."
Hoseok laughed at his daughter understanding exactly how she felt. "No matter how you feel about your mother, she's still your mother. I can't go over her rules in regards to your safety. Especially here in the states. One other thing I'll be leaving to go into the military so how will be able to take care of you."
Tyla takes a deep breath before saying. "Can't I stay with grandma and grandpa?"
Hoseok patted his daughter on the top of her head. "Let's discuss this later, okay?"
Tyla huffed out loud, hearing the statement that her father had told her. It was basically the same thing that her mother always said to her. And anytime her mom told her that they would discuss things later, later never came.
She nodded her head feeling defeated and slowly walked out of the room. Deep down she knew she had to take matters into her own hands.
A/N:AND THIS IS THE REASON WHY YOU DON'T ALLOW YOUR KIDS TO HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR CREDIT CARD.
Once inside her room, Tyla pulls out her cell phone. "If you're not going to take me back with you then I'll go myself."
Tyla said that she pulled up the Canada Air website and started to key in her information. You could say Tyla was a smart child especially at the age of eleven.
Why may you ask? You will definitely see in the next chapter.
Hoseok turned back around looking at his sons when Sami appeared back in the room. She leaned on the edge of the door as she watched Hoseok admire his sons.
"I never could imagine that I would be able to see one of my children this young. You know it hurts me so much when I couldn't be there for Tyla. I made a promise to be there the next time but I guess I broke that promise too." Hoseok confessed.
Sami walked into the room and sat down in the rocking chair. "You didn't break it too much. You're here with them now, so you will definitely see them grow up. I will make sure of it."
Hoseok nodded as he placed his hand on top of Sami's. They both stare into each other eyes as a spark ignited once again and Hoseok started to lean forward. Sami blinked and quickly detoured her head away from Hoseok, clearing her throat.
"Well...ummm...we're having lunch soon. Do you want to stay and eat with us?"
Hoseok saw her reaction as Sami gets up from the rocking chair and went over to one of the boys' crib. "Yeah, I would love that."
"Well...okay then you get him and I'll grab the other little man over there. I'll see you downstairs in a moment. I'll get Tyla."
Hoseok shook his head to agree that he would meet them downstairs.
He picked up one of his sons and heads out of the room and down the stairs to the kitchen.
Sami also grabbed the other child as she goes over to Tyla's room.
She knocked on the door before entering the room to get her daughter. "Hey Ty, we're about to have lunch."
Sami stepped into the room and noticed that loud music was playing in the background. She heads over to the stereo and turns it off.
"Ty, I know that you're upset about everything but hiding it is not the way to resolve it," Sami stated.
Sami walked around the entire room and over to the bathroom that connected to her daughter's bedroom and when she didn't see Tyla she started to panic.
"Tyla, this is not funny," Sami cried out.
Sami raced over to the closest and noticed some Tyla's things were missing. "No...no she didn't do what I think she did."
Sami turned her body to race out of the room and down the hall, she saw Hoseok coming up the steps. "I thought that you were have been down by now."
Sami looked up at him providing every type of emotions that a mother would not want ever to happen to one of their children before dropping to her knees.
Hoseok took his other son out from Sami's arms. "Sami, what's wrong?"
Sami continued shaking her head from side to side in disbelief.
"What did you talk about in the nursery?" Sami wondered.
"Only that she missed me and wanted us to be a family again."
Sami shot up looking at Hoseok in the face. Painful tears were now streaming down her face.
"My baby is gone! Our baby is gone, Hoseok!"
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- you know this family can't catch a break
- just blame me
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