~third person POV~
At around lunchtime, Crystal returned to her new home and found Minho watching a football game in the living room.
"Hey!" He shouted. "Welcome back!"
"Hello." She took off her shoes and entered the living room.
"Where have you been?" The boy turned her attention to her briefly, watching her walk in the living room and bringing him a water bottle. "Thanks."
"Library." She smiled. "I needed to read something from a book I don't have, but they didn't let me borrow it, so let's just hope I memorized enough."
"Go check my room. I have all the books our professors recommended us, so you might find what you need." He replied nonchalantly, then scoffed loudly as someone missed the ball.
"Something happened?" Crystal asked amused. She knew next to nothing about football.
"Yes, this idiot just- whatever. He messed up big time." Minho sighed. "Go see if you find your book."
Crystal nodded and headed towards the forbidden room - as she liked to call it - Minho's bedroom. She was pleased to see his bed was made, and everything was kept as arranged as in her room, albeit him owning way more stuff.
She approached the shelves she previously saw the trophies on, and read each of them carefully, before moving them aside to see if he had the book she needed.
Swimming Competition - January 2019 - 2nd Place
Football Competition - June 2021 - 1st Place
Swimming Competition - December 2015 - 1st Place
Baseball Competition - July 2018 - 2nd Place
He dedicated a lot of time playing sports, Crystal noted. There were way more medals, but she didn't want to intrude too much. She moved everything aside with care and browsed through the titles of various books he's collected over the years, when she finally found her target.
"Yes!" She exclaimed happily, grabbing it and going to the living room to show Minho.
"Found it?" He chuckled as soon as she entered the room, holding the book over her head victoriously.
"You're gonna be my life saver this semester. I'm going to save so much time by not going to the library." She spoke happily, and he found her quite amusing, being so excited by such a trivial thing.
"I'm glad." He looked at her and smiled, almost forgetting that his favourite team was losing on the TV screen.
"Thank you. Truly." She smiled, and Minho wasn't sure how, or why, but it somehow felt like he was seeing her true, genuine smile for the first time. He simply nodded.
"Did you... eat?" She asked after a few seconds of silence.
"Not yet."
"Uhm... can I maybe cook something for the both of us, after your game is over? Late-lunch."
"Late-lunch sounds good." Minho smiled.
"Great. When is it over?"
"In about 45 minutes."
"I'll get started, then!" She exited the room and headed happily towards the kitchen, humming as she pulled out the few ingredients she bought from the store on her way back.
She was thankful for the supermarket in the building, and she ended up buying quite a lot of vegetables, and found some fresh pork, so she thought of making some roasted potatoes with vegetables and cook the pork in the oven. An easy to cook meal, but delicious as heck.
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