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Ch. 4- Spring Fling

2011

"¡Que tenga un buen fin de semana!*" My Spanish professor tells us as we all pack up and head out of the lecture room.

It's Friday! My last class of the week, Spanish, just let out.

As I walk through campus to head to the parking garage where my car is, I feel my phone buzz in the back of my jeans pocket.

It's an incoming call from Yoongi.

Y/N:
"Hey, Yoongles."

Yoongi:
"Hey, sexy."

Y/N:
"Sexy? I think you called the wrong person."

Yoongi:
"Stop. Just own up to the fact you're hot. I don't get you."

Y/N:
"I'm average, at best."

Yoongi:
"You're crazy. I saw the way Jin kept looking at you at that party his friend Brad threw a couple weeks ago when I was in town for Spring break."

Y/N:
"What are you talking about?! First, Jenna. And, now you're bringing up Jin and me. We are just friends!"

Yoongi:
"Aren't you even attracted to him just a little bit?!"

Y/N:
"Well..."

Yoongi:
"YOU ARE!"

Y/N:
"Even if I am... did you see all the girls that kept approaching him at the party and who he shamelessly flirted back with? That's just how he is."

Yoongi:
"The way I see it- those girls approached him throughout the night, and his flirting seemed harmless. Whereas, he kept coming to check on you, A LOT."

Y/N:
"We are good friends, that's all!"

Yoongi:
"And, everytime I ask you what you're up to, half your plans have involved him lately!"

Y/N:
"Again, we are friends, Yoongi! Get it through your thick skull! He and I have a lot in common and we like talking and hanging out with each other."

Yoongi:
"So what are you up to tonight?"

Y/N:
"Just hanging out."

Yoongi:
"Y/N..."

Y/N:
"Fine! Jin and I are going to see some local indie bands play at a venue near his campus."

Yoongi:
"I knew it!"

Y/N:
"Yoongi! Quit it! Don't feed ideas in my head. Okay...so maybe I'm developing a tiny bit of feelings. But, Jin is hard to read and I just don't think he sees me as anything more, okay?!"

Yoongi:
"Hey, all I'm saying is I saw how much Jin kept paying attention to you at the party. As an outsider looking in, it didn't look like just anything to me."