She

Sweet Stranger

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Y/N'S POV
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"Can.... Can I get your number?"

His sudden question left me speechless.

"If she comes to the office tomorrow, can you ask her to contact me? Just inform me when you do. I'll be restless."

'Oh obviously. That's what it's about.'

"You don't have her number?", I asked unsure and he shook his head.

"That morning when we woke up, we both were in a hurry to get to work. So we didn't get to exchange our numbers. She just told me about her work place."

I sighed.

Do people actually work like this? Do you do such stuff with guys that you don't even have the number of?

I'm still a virgin and can't even imagine losing my virginity to a stranger like that.

Well, who even needs my virginity in the first place?

Taking his phone I dialed him my number watching as he smiled in gratitude.

"Thank you."

I smiled back but our attention suddenly turned towards the commotion happening at the other side of the road.

I saw as Naeyon was yelling while getting off a car and just behind her got off another person. A man with a huge build, wearing a crisp white shirt that suited every aspect of his appearance specifically with the first two buttons opened.

Kim seok jin. Nayeon's boyfriend.

An extremely rich man, that she flaunts all the time. Specifically to me. Just to tell me that I could never get a man like him.

Something that I know is true.

Jin lovingly held nayeon by her waist trying to stop her, while she pouted.

"I hate you!", she yelled.

"And I love you!", he chuckled before turning her around, closing the distance between their faces.

And their lips met.

Just that moment, me and Jungkook turned towards one another, completely baffled and wide eyed before immediately looking away in embarrassment.

We stood in silence as the couple made out for a few seconds longer before pulling away.

Jin held up nayeon in his arms like she weighed nothing before placing her in the passenger seat.

Entering through the driver's seat, he started the car, driving away leaving only an awkward silence behind.

I didn't even know what to say anymore.