Shatterproof | SB19 Sejun [SB19 Series #2]

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Sejun's POV

Seoul looked so wonderful, with the orange tinge of leaves. It reminded me of the Quebec scene in Goblin.

It was Gab's first time in Korea and she looked around in awe, marveling at the sights. I could not help but smile as her eyes happily scanned the city.

I knew she had always wanted to visit Seoul. Back when we were together, Gab had planned way back then that we'd visit Korea together.

We did visit Korea together. The sad part was, we're not together anymore.

"This is so cool," Gab gushed to Stell as the subway train arrived at Hongdae Station.

Stell was happily laughing with her.

I wanted to punch my friend so bad.

Calm down, I told myself trying to restrain the possessiveness deep within. Gab is allowed to have friends. Besides, she's married.

I huffed, my mood already sour. I tried not to dwell on the fact that Gab was already married.

"Stop glaring," Josh told me. I did not realize that I was glaring.

"Sorry," I mumbled.

"If I were you, I'd enjoy the moments that I can have with her," Josh said. "If friendship is the only thing that she can offer, I'd take that. Atleast, she would still be in my life."

Just like what Justin said. Not exactly verbatim but the thought is still the same.

"I know. That's what I'm doing," I said.

"Enjoy the present, Sejun," Josh encouraged.

"We're on a truce," I told Josh.

"Then why are you glaring?" He countered.

I shrugged. "I did not realize," I replied truthfully.

"Stop being Ate Chona."

I rolled my eyes at that. Since when was I not Ate Chona?

We exited the subway and headed towards the hotel where we were staying. I had always loved staying in Hongdae. The streets were filled with numerous young people. It was bursting with so much energy.

Cha and Gab were sharing a room. I was sharing with Ken. Josh, Stell and Justin were sharing another room.

I hefted myself on the bed as soon as I entered the bedroom, tired from our early flight.

"I really want to sleep," Ken stated, happily hugging the fluffy pillow.

I flicked him on the arm. "We have a shoot today."

Ken groaned.

"Come on. Up up," I coaxed. As much as I wanted to get a quick shut eye, we had schedules to attend to.

We assembled downstairs for a quick breakfast before heading out to the studio.

Gab was sipping coffee, enjoying the October sunshine.

God, how beautiful.

"Sige, titig pa," Josh teased.

I swear, one of these days, I am going to disown him as a friend.

I ignored Josh's teasing.

We finished breakfast and headed outside. Gab was looking around, taking pictures of practically everything. I could not blame her. Every inch of Seoul was Instagrammable.

We arrived at the studio and spent almost the whole day doing photoshoots. It was a rather boring affair, nothing that we have not done before.

I saw Gab in between breaks, scrolling on her phone or talking to Cha. She should be outside, enjoying Seoul, not being cooped inside the studio while watching me. While watching us, rather.