welcoмe тo dιѕтrιcт nιne [Stray Kids]

02.

"Choi Heejin!! Get back here right now!"

Heejin didn't look back though. She wasn't going back. Not unless she had to.

The adrenaline rush made her want to run more and never turn back.

This wasn't the first time she was on the run from her school. It was quite common at this point. It most definitely won't be the last time either.

This time she got in trouble for painting something on the wall in her art class, let's just say it wasn't appropriate. Something along the lines of "Fuck this school, I'm out" and some questionable drawings.

"What else did you want me to do!! It was art!" the girl yelled as she continued to run from the guard.

Quickly making her way down the second floor stairs and booking it through the halls to the front door she was dodging students walking around in the halls. Receiving yells from them as well.

Roughly pushing the front doors of her school open, Heejin flew down the front steps jumping off the last three and continued jogging away. The guard wouldn't chase her off school grounds, right? They never do.

Once she knew she was far enough she stopped jogging. Bad mistake, the guard continued to chase her from the school, he was clearly determined to get her in trouble.

"Heejin, let's go back to school and figure out your punishment shall we?"

"Well shit" was all the girl mumbled before taking off down the crowded street, weaving in  and out between people hoping to lose the man behind her.

"Yah! Choi Heejin! Stop running right now!"

Did she listen? Of course not, who would anyways.

Making a sharp turn around a corner she hoped to lose him. But instead all she got was knocked to the ground.

Quickly getting up she apologized to the person in front of her without looking up. Within a second she was back on the run, the man giving her a weird look.

The guard quickly passed by the man, running just like the girl.

He shouted. "Choi Heejin! You win today! I give up!"

The girl who wasn't that far ahead looked back a smile on her face as she kept going.

The man didn't take his eyes off the girl as she ran away, he quickly walked away towards the troubled side of town.