You arent satisfied are (1/1)

They both left him. They had good reasons.Burying his face in his hands, Yunho’s shoulders slumped and his entire body shook. Jaejoong had warned him countless times that this would happen, but he'd always shrugged it off.Now the only thing he had left was his company and his money. The friend that he'd had in Sunkyu and the lover he'd had in Jaejoong were both gone.“Why haven’t you been answering my calls Jae? I miss you.” Yunho sighed, smiling at Jaejoong, whom sat across the table from him. The older man stared incredulously at Yunho and shook his head, running his hands through his blond hair. “She’s pregnant Yunho. I can’t be with you when I know you have a family to take care of. All this time, I’ve felt bad for seeing a married man, but now I feel like shit. I have boundaries! I can’t wholeheartedly be with you knowing once you spend time with me, you have to go back and pretend to be the perfect husband and father.” When Jaejoong met Yunho’s gaze, his eyes watered and it was obvious he was fighting tears. Standing from his seat, Yunho walked passed the table and sat next to Jaejoong, wrapping his arms around him. Jaejoong fought him for a while until he gave up. Eventually he lay limp against Yunho’s chest, soaking his shirt with tears. “Jae…” Yunho trailed off when Jaejoong stood up, breaking from his embrace. “She’s giving you what I can’t Yunho!  Just let me go. You’ll forget about me soon enough. Just please let me go.” Jaejoong stared hard at him and watched the man’s face contort in confusion and disbelief.“I can’t Jae. I love you.” Yunho replied, his voice hushed. Jaejoong shook his head and refused to be swayed. Wiping his face, he walked out the cafe, slamming the door behind him. Yunho stared at the door, wondering what had just happened. “Judging from the look on your face, I guess Jaejoong broke up with you.” Yunho stopped in his tracks and stared at his wife. Sunkyu rose slowly from her seat, holding to the edge of the table for support. “How did yo-”“It wasn’t hard. You didn’t even try to hide it. At first it hurt, but now I’m don’t care. I bribed that secretary of yours and finally got a hold of Jaejoong’s cell phone number. You know, I was expecting him to be rude. Once I explained everything to him, he was angry and agreed with me. I was pleasantly surprised. Now you can focus on being a good husband and a good father. I’ve let you have distractions for long enough.” Sunkyu explained, cutting him off as she smiled sadly. “When?” Yunho asked, still trying to process when the sweet woman he married had turned so cold and calculating.“I’ve known about Jaejoong for two years. Almost two years I let this little affair to go on. The baby will be here soon, and we both know you’ll want to spend time with him, so I thought I’d ‘clear’ your agenda for you. I never expected you to love me, but my father wasn’t happy about your affair. He even had you followed. Even before that, I knew. Personally I don’t care whether you stray or not, as long as it doesn’t distract you from your duties. You’ve failed to appear at countless functions my father has invited you to, decided instead to take Jaejoong out for dinner or for a date or whatever. It made me look bad and you know how much I hate that.” Sunkyu waddled slowly out the kitchen, heading towards the living room. “My parents will be here today to have dinner and speak about names for the baby. I recommend that you be ready in an hour or two. Also I was thinking of naming the baby Yunsoo. It really rolls off the tongue. Jaejoong gave me the name actually. I like it.” The last sentence cut Yunho and he stared at the woman, whom was now seated in the living room, double-checking the dinner arrangements with the maid.“Also I would really appreciate it, if you come rub my back. Your son is really taking a toll on me, kicking and flipping all over the place. Full of energy, just like his father.” Sunkyu added, looking directly at her husband. Yunho nodded, broken as he walked over to the couch. That was all he could do. She’d taken away the only thing he had to fight for.