When you say my name -Wooyoung

ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀ xx:𝐻𝑜𝓃𝑔𝒿𝑜𝑜𝓃𝑔

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As Wooyoung walked away, San catching up to him a second later, I thought about what I should do. It was clear that Wooyoung was struggling with his feelings and how to handle them and I wanted to help him, but he was so locked down. Any time San or I tried to talk to him about it, he'd change the subject or deny that anything was happening between the two.

Then there was Ollie, who gave no signs that he felt the same way besides the conversation I heard between him and Laney and that didn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. Sure, he thought Wooyoung was attractive, but a person can be attracted to someone physically while being emotionally detached. The only way to determine how Ollie truly felt was to ask him, but I knew if I did that, he'd wonder why and it wasn't my place to answer that question.

I ran to catch up the two as San rambled on about his next class and how much he hated the amount of homework he gave them.

"It's never-ending, I swear," San groaned as I reached them.

"So is Wooyoung drooling over Ollie," I chuckled, causing San's eyes to go wide.

"Okay, what did I miss?" he asked, his attention on Wooyoung.

"Nothing important," Wooyoung grumbled, throwing me a warning glance.

"Nothing important, my ass." I shook my head before looking at San. "Do you remember the project Laney has been raving about?" San nodded. "They finally finished it and Ollie has to model it today. So he showed up decked out from head to toe. We caught Wooyoung hiding behind a tree drooling over how hot Ollie looked in it."

"I wasn't drooling!" Wooyoung snarled, but his face said otherwise.

"Okay, maybe not literally, but you were ogling him like he was the best five-course meal you'd ever seen. Come on, Woo. Just admit it. You have feelings for Ollie."

Wooyoung sighed which told me everything I needed to know. He didn't respond, choosing to pick up his pace and before I knew it, he was gone.

"Why is it so hard for him to admit his feelings?" I mused to no one in particular, but San responded since he was still with me.

"You know how he is. And with the way Ollie has been acting toward him, I can understand why he'd be hesitant. Don't worry. Sooner or later, he'll have to be honest with himself and everyone else." San left with a shrug, leaving me alone to figure out how to sort out this mess.

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