**Oreo:** "Wait, King... are those snacks?"
Her eyes widened as she saw him casually munching on a bag of chips during class.
**King:** "Yeah. Why?"
He barely glanced up, too absorbed in his notes.
**Oreo:** "Gimme that!"
Without hesitation, she snatched the bag out of his hand and popped a chip into her mouth, crunching loudly as she grinned at him.
**King:** "Help yourself, I guess?"
He didn't even flinch. His focus remained on his notes.
**Oreo:** "Seriously? You're not even mad?"
She looked at him, waiting for some kind of reaction.
**King:** "Why would I be? It's just food."
He shrugged, as though her taking his snack was the most natural thing in the world.
**Oreo:** "Huh. You're weird."
She grabbed another handful, eyeing him curiously.
**King:** "Or maybe you're just easily shocked."
He glanced over at her, smirking.
**Oreo:** "I mean, usually people get all territorial about their food. But you... you don't care at all?"
She raised an eyebrow.
**King:** "If you're hungry, eat. It's not a big deal."
He shrugged again, nonchalant as ever.
**Oreo:** "Huh. I like you."
She said it casually, her mouth still full of chips.
---
Later that day, Oreo shot King a quick message during study hall.
**Oreo:** *"Thanks for the chips earlier. Lifesaver."*
**King:** *"Don't mention it. I've got more if you want."*
**Oreo:** *"Wait, what? You're holding out on me?"*
**King:** *"I didn't know you wanted them so bad."*
**Oreo:** *"Always. Bring more tomorrow."*
**King:** *"Fine. You got it."*
---
The next day, Oreo entered the classroom and immediately spotted a small bag sitting on her desk. She picked it up, opening it to find a variety of snacks—chips, cookies, even a granola bar.
**Oreo:** "Whoa. You actually brought me snacks?"
Her voice was full of surprise, but there was also a bit of laughter in it.
**King:** "You asked, didn't you?"
He leaned back in his chair, as if this was the most normal thing in the world.
**Oreo:** "Yeah, but people don't actually listen to me most of the time."
She opened the chips first, taking a satisfied bite.
**King:** "Well, I'm not 'most people.'"
His tone was cool and casual, but there was a small grin on his face.
**Oreo:** "Clearly."
She sat down beside him, still munching away. "You seriously don't mind?"
**King:** "Nah. Snacks are cheap. And you clearly enjoy them."
He looked over at her, his eyes calm, but with a spark of amusement.
**Oreo:** "You're too nice."
She glanced at him with a mock-serious expression.
**King:** "Or you're just really easy to please."
He shot back, smirking.
---
Later, Oreo was texting King from home.
**Oreo:** *"I seriously think I'm spoiled now. You keep bringing me food, and I'm not gonna stop asking."*
**King:** *"Then I'll keep bringing it. Simple."*
**Oreo:** *"For real? You don't care at all?"*
**King:** *"Nope. I told you, it's just food. It's not like I'm giving you my soul or something."*
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The Moon Shines when the Sun Isn't Around
RomanceIn a vibrant and contemporary setting, "Oreo and King" follows the journey of two best friends navigating the complexities of adolescence, friendship, and self-discovery. Oreo is a spirited and confident 17-year-old with a curvy figure, known for h...
