You Wrote Me a Letter (but I never learned how to read) || Wooyu ||

Movie (and please stay here)

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"Can you, please, for the love of God, get your feet out of my god damn face?" A distressed Yanan could be heard over the movie that the boys were watching in the living room.

"I could." Answered an unbothered Changgu. "But am I gonna." The Chinese boy fumed.

"Hongseok-Hyung, switch places with me." He pleaded towards the other male, who was sitting on the couch next to Wooseok, opposite side of himself and Changgu.

"As if." Hongseok snorted. "I can smell his feet from here. Don't even want to know what it's like on your end." He addressed the desperate Yanan, who was situated on the floor, on Changgu's side of the couch.

"You should really do something about that, man." Jinho's mellow voice sounded over the TV. "Wash your shoes more often or something."

"No, Yanan likes it." Changgu replied with a mouthful of popcorn.

"I don't!!" The Chinese boy wailed.

"You love it," said Changgu, then proceeded to shove his feet in Yanan's face, causing more hysterics from the latter.

"Shhhh!!" Came the crowd's reply to Yanan's neglected injustice.

That night, the remaining boys at the dorm decided to watch a movie together. It's been a while since all of them had a free evening at the same time, and they missed being around each other and having fun. Wooseok, Jinho, Hongseok, Yanan, and Shinwon agreed to let Changgu pick a movie, and being a horror movie fanatic, he picked Silent Hill. Changgu and Hongseok loved scaring the other members, so that worked really well for them, despite the others being quite unsatisfied with the said choice. Even though they were granted free time for the night, some of them still opted for catching up with work or exercise. Yuto and Hui were working on a new project in the practice room, and Hyunggu was called in for a meeting with the PDs. Their absence was felt, especially for Wooseok, who would've really liked Yuto to be there. And not only because he liked seeing him hide and flinch and tremble at the gruesomeness on the screen (well, maybe a little), but because he just felt better with him there.

"Wooseok, pleeaaaase," Yanan cried for the Nth time when Changgu simply wouldn't let him live. "Please, let me sit next to you."

"Sorry, man, there's just not enough room," came Wooseok's disinterested response, whose eyes didn't even leave the screen. Yanan whined.

"Just come here," Jinho finally offered to share his seat on the floor, and Yanan crawled there like a parched slave to a jug of water. Finding himself comfortable next to the older, he shot back daggers at Changgu, who had the proudest shit-eating grin on his face, stretching his legs in the now vacant spot on the floor.

With the newfound silence, the boys enjoyed the rest of the movie for a while, until the doorbell rang. Jinho offered to get up and get it and Changgu paused the movie. Jinho reached the interphone and pressed the speaker button.

"Who is it?" he asked

"Me." Came Kino's voice on the other end. "I forgot my keys inside."

"Same." Hui's voice sounded from behind him.

"Same." Yuto followed.

Jinho chuckled and opened the door for them. He waited until they reached the front door and he let them in.

"How come you all forgot your keys?" he asked, amused.

"I just did, I don't know," Kino replied while stripping off his outdoor garments.

"And I thought Yuto had them," replied Hui.

"I thought you had them," defended Yuto. "You said you had them when we left, so I didn't take mine."