Rises the moon. [Akk/Ayan & Akk/Ray]

Chapter seven.

Akk has often been interpreted as someone naive, he wants to believe that's not the case and agree to go out with someone he barely knows and doesn't like, it wasn't the best way to do things, but he can barely deal with Ayan, he doesn't need Ray too and Akk blindly trusts that Ray will hold up his end of the deal.

Master Chadok always says that maintaining Suppalo's status is very important, so Akk does everything in his power to make the peace for the students to be disciplined.

Ayan wants to ruin Suppalo, Akk doesn't need his brother too.

Akk doesn't understand why Ayan does what he does. Why does he want to ruin Suppalo? Why doesn't he understand Akk's point?

What does Ayan gain by ruining his school?

The only good thing about the outing is that Akk didn't have to spend a single penny and he can take the liberty of going out with his friends for once in a long time.

Upon arrival, Wat is very excited to see him and Akk's chest hurts. They leave Wat alone most of the time and Akk wonders if Wat seems this happy when he's alone at conventions or at the movies.

Wat doesn't bother him about his supposed date and Kan decided to keep silent for once. As they enter the theater, Wat tells them a little about the director of the film and Akk listens carefully. In fact, it's not as boring as Akk first thought. Kan does seem bored, but he tries very hard to hide it and listen to Wat anyway.

They were going to see an action movie with touches of romance and paranormal. Akk doesn't understand how they're going to cram so much into a two-hour movie, but it works pretty well.

In a haunted mansion, there is a curse and it attacks randomly. The protagonist falls in love with a girl and they both have a kind of forbidden love, but the closer they get, the stronger the curse and, in the end, the girl was always behind everything and she dies. Akk doesn't want to think too much about how similar it is to his situation.

The movie was more entertaining than Akk thought, even Kan had liked it and he started listening to Wat more when they went out. The three ended up at Wat's house to spend the night. His parents were away due to work and only the staff was in the house.

"How was your date, Akk?" Kan asked and raised his eyebrows with a smile.

Akk snorts. It was a good outing, but he wouldn't want to repeat it.

"It could have been worse and it wasn't a date." Akk replied, crossing his arms.

"Who did you go out with?" Now it's Wat who asks, sitting on the bed.

Akk is very hesitant to tell them, he doesn't want to keep thinking about how annoying Ray and Kan are in themselves, Kan doesn't like Ayan, Akk doesn't even want to imagine how bad going to like Ray.

"You don't know her." is the only thing Akk says and decides to change the subject.

Kan starts talking about his last date with a girl from a neighboring school. Wat seems kind of bored and Akk is only paying attention out of commitment.

"I thought you liked Thua." Wat says.

Kan stops and even turns a little pale, it almost looks like been caught stealing.

"Wat!" Kan complains. "How many times do I have to tell you that I don't like Thua?"

"Because your words and actions contradict each other," Wat responds, pointing his finger at Kan. "You get jealous when someone gets close and you're obsessed with keeping them away from Aye, because you say he's going to fill Thua's head. Let's not even talk about how much you look at him. I'm not stupid, Kanlong."