Sunghoon was suddenly stripped from his oh so enjoyable dream about chicken nuggets before he shifted in his seat with a grumble, angrily looking up from his desk.
It was an hour until the end of the day, and a day closer to the last day of the week, it was Thursday. They were close to the weekend where the students at Be:Lift high could relax for two days... before being plunged back into hell. The final period was free time, and you could go and talk to whoever you want wherever you want. Although Sunghoon quickly regretted ending up in the chaotic science classroom that was unsupervised...
Sunghoon looked around with an irritated look plastered on his face, trying to find the culprit that separated him from his true love, chicken nuggets. Of course, the sight in front of him made it obvious. A blonde haired boy stood on top of his desk, spinning his jacket around like a mad-man while some others in the room were either hyping him up or some were just minding their own business.
"This kid." Sunghoon mumbled to himself, watching the boy he knew as Riki mess around. "Hey, how did you sleep?" Sunghoon looked over, smiling at his friend Hyewon. She had brown hair and bright pink glasses that always rested on top of her head. "It was going okay until someone decided to interrupt me." Sunghoon said through gritted teeth. Hyewon giggled. "Riki sure is lively. I mean I don't blame him, it's almost the end of November. December is just around the corner." "True."
Riki began screaming again, and Sunghoon had just gave up, flopping his head on the desk.
After what seemed like forever, the bell rang, and Sunghoon quickly began to pack up his stuff. "Hey, Sunghoonie?" "Hm?" Sunghoon looked up at Hyewon. "I was wondering, would you want to come over to Jaehee's game next week? I know you two aren't close or not that close with Jihyo even, but would you consider it?" "Yeah... sure." Sunghoon wasn't very sociable, but if it would please the younger he would give it some thought.
Hyewon nodded before leaving, Riki taking her place. "That was some show you put on." Sunghoon told him. Riki laughed, crossing his arms like he was some sort of superhero. "I'll have you know my twerking abilities have gotten better so I'm proud of myself." "T-Twerking? Since when did you do that?" "Maybe if your lazy ass didn't sleep all the time, you would've seen it." "Well I'm glad I could even sleep given you were so damn loud."
Riki shrugged and pulled Sunghoon up from his seat, smiling at him. "Wanna eat?" Sunghoon asked him. Despite the two of them bickering from time to time, Riki was one of the only people he trusted enough to let into his friend circle. They always went out to eat after classes. "Ah... I promised Wonnie and Sunoo a date today. Sorry." "Oh, that's fine."
Sunghoon let the boy go his own way, and Sunghoon walked off his own way out the front of the school and down the street. He lived close enough away that he didn't need a bus or transportation to get him there. All he wanted to do was walk.
Of course, as always, he got stares from the other people hanging out around the grounds. He wasn't very popular, he was rather quiet actually. He had such good grades and was better at sports more than anything. However, he was the type that spoke up when the time was right. Students were slightly scared of him given his cold aura and the glare he'd give people who annoyed him. Putting together his ice skating abilities and his stone cold glare, the students would call him "Ice prince" from time to time.
Sunghoon paid them no mind and walked off down the autumn street littered with red and orange leaves, saying hello to a few people in the neighborhood he knew and revising lessons in his head. Once he arrived in front of his dark blue home, he walked up the steps that were surrounded with flowers and slowly opened the door. The inside of his home was cozy, coloured in gentle cream and white colours that soothed the eyes.
"Hoonie!" Sunghoon looked up from the carpet as he took off his shoes and placed them on the rack, smiling as he saw a girl waving at him from the steps leading upstairs. She had her hair in a braid with yellow highlights, reading a book on the top step. Sunghoon happily waved back to her. It was his younger sister Yeji, who was currently in the eighth grade.
"Mom and dad aren't home yet?" Sunghoon asked her, Yeji simply shaking her head. Sunghoon hummed, placing his bag on the couch and plopping down into the furniture.
Of course they aren't home.
He took out his book and pencil, eying the work he had to complete for his math class. It was easy work, just as always.
"I'll make some food. Want anything?" Yeji asked him. Sunghoon paused before answering. "Do we have chicken nuggets?" Yeji laughed, nodding. "I'm pretty sure we do." Sunghoon held his heart, putting his fist in the air. "Yes!"
Yeji shrugged at her older brother, journeying to the kitchen in search of food.
Sunghoon only sighed as he put his hand down, immediately coming back in the zone and doing his work.
I wish something exciting or interesting would happen...
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A/N: Welcome to "Different"everyone! I know the first chapter may be a bit rocky, but trust me when I say things will get spicier once it goes on! Author out 👋🏼
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