I Need You - Jikook

-27-

"Namjoon hyung~" Jungkook whined.

"No Jungkook! I can't help you with this!" Namjoon replied. Eyes fixed on his laptop, typing something.

"Please hyung please.... you have to listen to me... I heard him sing and it's amazing. It... it sounds angelic. And Taehyung told me that he dances too. If he sounds this delicate and angelic, then imagine how it would be when he dances." Jungkook said, head slightly tilted and eyes fixed on the corner of the roof. Imagining it. "Wow!!! It would be such an amazing sight.!"

Namjoon slowly travelled his eyes from his laptop to Jungkook's face which was still tilted up.

"Ahem!"

Startled, Jungkook looked back to his hyung.

"Hyung hyung hyung.... please please...." Jungkook pestered, pulling onto his sleeves like a kid asking for chocolates.

Namjoon sighed and removed his glasses. He placed them on the table and looked at Jungkook with an emotionless face.

"So what? What do you want me to do?" He asked, uninterested.

"Um..." Jungkook was at a loss for words. Pointing both his forefinger together.
"Can we... uh... can we add him to our group?" Jungkook whispered slowly, biting his lips.

"WHAT!?"

"Hyung please...."

"Jungkook you do understand that this is not like asking to buy toys from your mother right?"

"I have really thought about this hyung!"

"Jungkook, this is not easy. It's only been one and a half months since he came here!"

"Well that was enough for me to fall in love with him." Jungkook whispered.

"What? I didn't hear you."

"Nothing hyung. Please... think about this, please."

"No Jungkook. It's not possible. What about army? How will you explain this to them?"

"I'm sure they will understand us hyung. Our happiness is their happiness right!"

Namjoon sighed looking at Jungkook's pouting face.

"Ok. Let me see...."

"YEA? YEA! You're gonna think about it? Thank you hyung!!!!" Jungkook hugged him tight and ran to his room not even sparing his hyung a glance.

'What is it about that guy that intrigued him this much?' Namjoon thought.

'I have never seen him pester me this much for something. Hope he is happy.'