TAEHYUNG POV
"Alright, I'm packed up," I said.
"Yep, me too," Taehyun said.
"You know, at first, I thought being with a freshman would be a bad idea, but I'm glad I met you," I said.
"Thanks, man. I mean, besides a friend, you were basically kind of a mentor to me," Taehyun replied. "I'm going to be one step ahead of my class for next year."
"See you next year," I said.
"See you next year," Taehyun replied.
About to leave the dorm, Taehyun stopped me.
"Hey, Tae," Taehyun said.
"Yeah," I replied.
"I thought about what you said a few days ago, about the revenge. You're right. Revenge isn't worth it," Taehyun said.
"Well, I'm glad you think that way," I said.
JISOO POV
"I'm gonna miss you, bestie," Irene hugged me.
"You too," I hugged her back.
"My friend Joy is picking me up from the dorm. She's in the parking lot right now," Irene grabbed her bag. "See you next year."
"See ya, girl," I waved goodbye.
TAEHYUNG POV
*hospital*
"Hey, I'm here to discharge someone," I said.
"Okay, what's the name," the nurse asked.
"Kim Taera," I said.
"Okay, fill out these forms. Ah yes, Taehyung, I remember you. You are the brother, correct," the nurse asked.
"Yes, I am," I replied.
"Okay, your mom already went approved of the discharge. We can give you to her once you get the papers done," the nurse explained.
After filling out the papers, I handed them to the nurse and waited for Taera in the reception area.
TAERA POV
Finally, I'm out of this hospital. Wearing that gown for months was awful. I was always itchy.
"Well, I'm getting out today," I said.
"Aww, lucky, I'm still here for another three weeks," Jennie said.
"Hey, don't worry," I said as I approached her bed. "Hey, once you get out."
*writes something on paper*
"What's this," I handed Jennie the paper.
"Call me. We can hang out this summer," I said.
"Thank you," Jennie smiled.
"Kim Taera, are you ready," the nurse walked into the room.
"Yep," I replied.
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ROOMMATE WITH A DEVIL: JUNIORS // Vsoo
RomanceAfter last year's events, Taehyung and Jisoo seem like they are in crisis with each other. Both have their personal struggles and have to deal with them and each other. WARNING: THIS BOOK HAS SOME WORDS THAT MAY BE SEEN AS ADULT LANGUAGE. EXPLICIT...
