Drawings and Life
Description
All Luhan had to do was take care of a boy (who suffers from more than one medical condition, it seems) with one hell of a wild (and vivid) imagination who also claims that he has the abillity to give life to his drawings, and only his drawings. Luhan takes this as a sign of mental illness or condition but when Lay tells him things of life that Luhan would never expect from an 'insane' person, he starts to doubt Lay's insanity.
Foreword
I hope ya'll like it! I'm sorry if there are a lot of grammer grammar errors.
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