"Can you try to not like me? Maybe if you do, then I'll learn to not like you back."
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While having to protect himself from the demons of his past, Jin has a duty to protect Jungkook, the spoiled son of a billionaire business tycoon. His life is one...
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The student looked angry. He glared at Jungkook, before going off to grab the can of extinguisher and rushing over to Jungkook, the can held in the air.
His mission was cut short when Jin showed up from nowhere and tripped the boy with his long legs, causing the student to stumble to the ground, scraping his knees on the ground.
He was one of the basketball players, and they had just finished practice. Jungkook had been by his locker, putting his books away for the day when he'd heard the clicks of camera go off along with a flash of light.
He'd turned to find this guy unashamedly taking photos of him. Jungkook had walked over so casually, grabbed the phone and smashed it to pieces against the floor.
That had resulted into angry shouts from the student and unwanted attention from the other students, who'd taken the chance to record the whole thing.
What he'd been avoiding was happening, and in the worst way. It was after Jungkook had refused to pay for a new phone, that the boy had gone to grab the can of fire extinguisher.
"What were you about to do just now?" Jin asked, glaring down at the student.
Jin's interference only made Jungkook angrier. He could handle himself. Did Jin really think he would have stood there and let someone smash his skull in with an extinguisher?
"I don't need your help," Jungkook gritted to Jin in a hushed tone.
Jin scoffed. "Yeah, you looked like you had it all under control." The boy on the floor, grabbed Jin's leg and tried to pull him to the ground, but Jin reached for him and sent a resounding slap to his face.
He grabbed him by the collar and pulled him up to his feet. "All I did was take a picture!" The boy defended himself.
"The next time you put a camera or phone to his face, I'll grind it to fine dust, make it into a smoothie and feed you every last drop of it. Do you get me?" He asked, his voice dangerously low and his eyes piercingly focused.
The student nodded, before he was shoved away. He scampered off. Jin turned to face Jungkook, his anger obvious on his face.
"What the hell is your problem?" He asked.
"Didn't you hear me just now?" Jungkook asked. "He took a photo me."
"Big fucking deal. People take photos of you everyday. It's not a new thing. Deal with it without causing an issue for everyone," Jin snarled, turning away and walking off.
Jungkook didn't see Jin for the rest of the school day which he was more than pleased about. He didn't want to deal with the pompous, irritating boy, who had nothing better to do with his time than go after him like a kid chasing a kite.
It was not until school closed and he waited at the front door for Jin to pull up. Students poured out of the school into their cars as rain splattered the ground. The sky was so dark, it might as well have been past eight in the evening and not three p.m.
