Chapter four: A pull towards you

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Hanni

Monday came around sooner than what I wanted it too. Which meant that I was on a mission to avoid Minji at all costs. It wasn't really fair, but I had to. For my own sake and a try of getting Danielle off my back on how I have the hots for Minji. I do not!

And as expected, the world just seems to have something against me.

I now find myself standing in front of Minji, her dark brown eyes looking at me curiously as I stood frozen on the spot. I was about to walk in to my class, when Minji was walking
out of that same classroom.

I was only trying to get in class a whole ten minutes early so that I don't bump in to Minji in the hallway. And now look where I am.

"Now I finally realize where I had seen you before." She said with a smile that had my heart ready to burst. It was cute, a little toothy but...I liked it. It was genuine and not used in a flirtatious manner in hopes of me spreading my legs.

Men are disgusting, and some of the other female athletes were just as bad.

I looked at her a little confused and she let out a chuckle. "You're the captain of the cheer squad, I feel so stupid for not realizing it the other day. I truly apologize for that." She said, and something about the way she looked was so charming.

She was wearing loose jeans with a hoodie, her hair a little messy and her shoes being beat up sneakers, clearly used for her training for games or something.

"Oh, that's okay. You don't need to apologize." I said with a polite smile and she looked down. Maybe a little shy? I looked at her a little curiously, her eyes now looking back at me. Her facial expression was soft and not coy. Her demeanor was definitely so much more calm and genuine.

Even her vibe seemed to ease me and make me comfortable with her.

"And at the party...I had a couple of shots in. I saw you and you caught my attention. I'm very sorry if I bothered you or anything. You left pretty quickly before it set to me." She said and I felt my heart drop.

Did she think I was uncomfortable with her and that she was the reason I left?

"Oh! No, I didn't leave because of that. I guess it came to me, I don't really go out to parties so I guess I went overboard?" I said with a slight chuckle and she smiled, seemingly relaxing.

"That's understandable." It was clear that she wanted to say something else but she was either scared or nervous to. "I'm not that scary, you know?" I joked and she gave me a shy look.

"It's just that, you seem pretty cool. And not to sound offensive or anything, but some of the girls here just really ever approach or bump in to me with intentions. And at times I truly appreciate that you aren't like that. I don't know if that's offensive to anyone or not." She said with a worried look on her face and I gave her a smile.

"Trust me, I know what you mean. The jocks here are a pain in the ass. If anything that's what they try to get from me." I said and she looked at me wide eyed. "Yeah, I've heard your name slip through some of my teammates lips.
It's truly something I don't want to hear." She said a little bothered.

My gaze softened for a moment, she was truly just different. It was clear she didn't like the way people spoke of me, and I found it a little cute and endearing.

"I find you cool too." I said and she instantly gave me a toothy grin. "Since you do find me cool, would you like to go to the bleachers with me for our free period? I don't have any bad intentions. I promise." She said with that soft look in her eyes.

Don't do it, Hanni!

I've tried so hard to avoid her because I felt so embarrassed for the way I acted at the part and then because of my thoughts on her. But when she looked at me with those brown eyes, I couldn't find myself denying her.

"Yeah, sure." I said and she smiled widely. "Well, I'll get going now, have a good day, Hanni." And the way my name slipped through her lips made my heart halt. So sweet and gentle, as if my name had a value worth more than money.

It was weird, but that's what it seemed.

Minji gave me a slight wave before walking pass me and heading I don't know where as she walked in to the crowd, her tall figure pointing her out from the rest of the crowd and I could only smile at that.

She's such a giant, an utterly attractive giant with a super sexy body. Okay...I may or may not have the hots for her but you can't blame me, she's just so...undeniably good looking.

The whole interaction only stroked me, Minji was definitely a sweet soul. She was kind, maybe a little shy. But she was...great. I mean, I don't know how to explain it properly.

She seemed like a nice person to hang around with, and maybe when I do, I'll see who she really is. But right now, I can't deny that there's something that's pulling me towards her, something that I can't even control.

Quite obviously, I avoided her with all my might but it all came crumbling down with the invisible string that had me connected with her.

Call me crazy or what not, but that's what I feel. It may be an out of this world feeling. And it's at this moment where I realize, that fate and soulmates are just as true as they say. Or that I'm just loosing my mind.

We bumped in to each other once and look at what's happening. But I can't like her! At least...not yet.

And sometimes, Danielle just seems to be at the wrong place at the wrong time because there she comes, striding towards me with that teasing look in her eyes, and I was about ready to smack that grin off her face but I didn't.

"Was that the Minji Kim?" She asked with a stupid smirk on her face. I let out a groan as I tried to make my way inside the classroom but Danielle's hand grabbed my wrist. "I'm ever wrong, my dear cousin. You are so in to Minji!" She said, practically letting the whole world.

I covered her mouth but her eyes said everything her mouth couldn't. "I am not in to her!" I whisper-yelled as I pulled her inside the classroom. She muffled against my mouth in clear sign of protest and I wanted to roll my eyes. I could never hide anything from her, she's so nosey!

She wiggled her eyebrows at me and I could only squint my eyes back as she kept muffling against my palm and I could already hear the whole ramble she was letting out about Minji. And she's more likely cursing at me for being a slob, which I don't truly get.

Liking Minji wouldn't be hard. She's someone so easy to fall for, I can't even deny that. If she ever tried to get my attention I'd probably be like the rest of the girls at the school chasing after her like some mad woman that's so desperate to be loved.

Just that Danielle doesn't need to know that part at all.

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