𝙨𝙝𝙚'𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙙𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙡 - True Education

'chapter 8'

[ Y/n Woo ]
it will be like i was never there.

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Public transport was like a double-edged sword. On one hand, it takes you all over Korea with a fee no more than a taxi would. On the other hand, trains and buses would constantly be packed with people, leaving no room for personal space. Because who needs them when you're all about to be late for work?

Sometimes, these trips were meh...other times it was more so annoying than anything. Today, was going in a direction you never thought it would go. Intruiging.

With your earbuds in, it was like you were in your own concert. You were minding your own business, when you noticed everyone around you was looking in a certain direction. Being the nosy one you were, you too, looked.

A man fell on his bum as his cane dropped with a clang. You removed one side of your earpiece, letting it dangle from its wire, keeping your eyes on the scene in curiosity.

"F*cking hag, why are you coming for me? And keep my parents out of your mouth! You're drunk, aren't you? F*cking useless prick. Your breath smells like sh*t so shut the f*ck up and leave me alone!" spat a boy with blue hair. Though you couldn't distinguish whether he was a student or a middle-aged man with a fetish.

You have never heard someone curse so much in one dialogue. This was a first, and frankly what poor vocabulary that boy/man has.

Other witnesses on the train only whispered among themselves.

"Jeez, what's their problem?"

"Hey, just call the police."

But their whispering skill really needs practice. Technically if the whole train cabin could hear you speak, it isn't considered whispering.

"You wanna call the police? Hahaha. Go right ahead! You f*cks! I ain't going away, I'm under 14!" That exact same boy (now confirmed) jested, as he flipped off everyone else watching.

But why get angry at this child? You grinned at the boy, before walking to the doors to exit the train at the next station.

'what a joke.'

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Another good thing about trains that you liked, was that trains do not go on car chases...just like the one you were in right now. Clutching onto your seatbelt, your mind was screaming about how hazardous this was and how you don't even have medical insurance yet. Wait, did Hanrim sign for a car insurance already? Because at the speed she was driving at, she should really get one.

Here three of you were, in a car chase, speeding after a black car with kids in the driver seat. Insane.

The black car had (lightly) crashed against another incoming car. Afraid of being caught, the three young teens got out of the black vehicle and tried to flee, right as Hanrim stopped the car on their path to freedom.