ᴀʟᴡᴀʏs ʙᴇᴇɴ ʏᴏᴜ ˘ ʜᴀɴ sᴇᴏᴊᴜɴ

six

"Are they dating?
"No! They're just best friends."
"But she said.."
"She was teasing you SeoJunah."
"I didn't like that."

After lunch, Suha was walking with JunSeo to their music class when the boy brought up. "Why did you give HanSeoJun hyung the impression we were dating?" Suha bit her tongue, she had hoped they wouldn't have to discuss that. "I'm sorry. I just wanted to get back at him and since you were there, I just kinda took the opportunity. I'm really sorry Seo."

"I'll forgive you if we hang out after school today." He shrugged casually. Her eyes widened in shock as she stared at him. She hadn't expected that he'd forgive her so easily and it made her feel grateful that she had a friend like him. "What?" The boy asked when he noticed her halted steps. "Nothing." Suha shook her head before speaking again "I'll treat us to coffee and we can do our homework together." JunSeo nodded excitedly "Perfect."

When the final bell rang for the day, everyone rushed out of the class and Suha waved goodbye to Lisa and MunHee before she gathered her stuff and went over to JunSeo's seat. The girl sat in the second row, Lisa behind her and MunHee beside her whereas JunSeo sat in the fourth, near the windows, isolated from the class. She didn't know why, since he always had the attention of teachers anyways so there was no point sitting there "Are you ready?" And he nodded with a smile on his face. Suha pushed her specs up her nose before leading him out.

"So, are we taking the bus?" He questioned, causing her to shook her head "Mr. Choi will pick us up and take us wherever we need to go."

"Are you sure?" JunSeo would never admit it, but he was definitely intimidated by the girl's wealth and her family. While his family had money, it wasn't how the Lee's did. Suho was one of the scariest people he had ever encountered with the order's unbothered face and aura of confidence, he didn't take anyone's bullshit and didn't even have friends. The boy often found himself thanking his stars that because he knew Suha, Suho seemed human to him and not a robot like he did to others. Their father was one of the most influential people in Korea. One snap of his fingers and career were wither made or break.

The two teens walked the end of school grounds when a familiar voice called the girl's name "Suha!"

"Oh, oppa!" The chubby girl waved excitedly at her brother, a smile on her face. Suho almost returned it, until his gaze landed on JunSeo right beside her. "What are you two doing?" He asked JunSeo and before Suha could answer, the boy did it himself "We were gonna go get coffee and do our homework together." The younger's grip tightened on his bag strap as he looked up at the slightly taller boy.

Suho nodded before he immediately pulled Suha a few metres away without a warning "Oppa! You're being rude." She scolded him.

"I don't approve." He spoke directly, ignoring the glare she sent his way. "Approve what?"

"You and him. Together." Suha remained confused before a minute before she let out a laugh at what her elder brother was indicating and shook her head "Seo's a very good friend oppa, but that's all. Don't worry about it."

"I still don't approve you two hanging together." Suho's lips were turned into a pout and his eyes were siren like, narrowed and sharp. He looked like a big baby in the moment who was upset that someone took his candy.

"Oppa, let it be. I'm a big girl and I can make my own decisions. Thank you for looking out but I'll be okay really." Suho wasn't satisfied but before he could protest more, Suha started walking away with a 'See you later oppa' thrown over her shoulder. "Let's go." She smiled at JunSeo, who returned it and pulled him towards where her driver awaited the teens.