𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐆𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐂. | Firstkhao

03

"Akk!" Wat and Kan shout out in unison as they walk forward to Akk who would be dealing with the protestor posters the three students hung up about the school uniform.

Akk sighs deeply before turning to his friends. "Wat. Kan. Are you guys done with patrolling by the school?"

Wat stretches with a soft yawn. "Yeah we are. Dude those three never give up do they?"
Kan let's out a soft scoff. "I don't think they know how to. They are just giving us more work to do."
"Headmaster told me that if i don't fix this soon he will take action himself." Akk said lowly rather in a drained way.

He puts the posters down as he looks around. "I will need to burn these."
"Oh right." Akk quickly looks over checking the time. "Aren't you going home guys?"

Kan smirks tucking his hands in the front pockets.
"I am waiting for Thua." Kan turns around noticing the boy in the distance waving his hand. "Speaking of Thua, he's right there! See you tomorrow." He was quick to walk to the boy as they leave the school together. Wat sighs shaking his head.

"I feel so single looking at them. Don't you?" Wat would ask Akk who hums. "I know right."

"Akk have you ever liked someone?" The question caught him off guard. He never had the time to like anyone actually, school was his main priority. So clearly liking anyone was out of the question. He looks away from Wat. "I don't have the time for that." He said and Wat nods understandingly. "True. You're married to the school."

"Don't say it like that!" Akk exclaims, eyes widening at Wat as he nudges the boy with a singular push. He laughs before putting his hands together.

He pokes the camera by the edge. "I am tagging to the cinema. New indie movie dropped."
He lightly moved forward to Akk who looks at him with a puzzled expression. Wat keenly whispers. "Wanna come along?"

Akk's shoulders fell relaxing as he lets out an uncertain squeal. "Eeeehhh— I dunno. I haven't seen an indie movie before."
"I'll tell you all about it. I have a spare ticket too."

Wat excitingly clasps his arms together around Akk who purse his lips into a thin line. He doesn't want to say no to Wat when he has this happy face put on, and he doesn't want to make him go alone. So with little expectations, he nods slowly.

What could go wrong right? By the time they had left school and changed out of the strict school uniform, they met up together at the cinema entrance in the city. The taller boy, Akk, wore a faded grey-ish green hoodie, a white short sleeve shirt underneath it. Khaki coloured oversized jeans. White trainers and topping the outfit off with a neutral coloured flannel. The boy next to him with soft silky curtain bangs came very theme dress coded for the cinema. white short sleeve shirt tucked into the dark blue baggy jeans, with his trousers he wore a black belt on top. Converse shoes and brown open-button shirt using as a jacket.

Many people gathered inside the cinema hall room before the trailer has began. The heavenly baked scent of melting butter in a curve rectangle box full of freshly made popcorns pollute the room. Gentle whispers were heard behind the seats of Wat and Akk sitting at.

Bringing forward the shared bucket of popcorn, Wat solely ate away the more the movie gain an uprising tense scenes— such as the dramatically crying ones. Wat couldn't help but emphasis deeply, to the point he slid a tear or two with the character. Akk, despite being lost at first when watching it, started to get into the storyline. It was about the government society and how it pressured four main teenagers. Indie movies are usually low budget and this one was no expectation, but, it gave it a perfect cinematic feeling. Not every movie that is not high budget is bad. Akk was wrong about the entire genre.