Annoying Neighbour || Lee Felix

Ch_33. Happy Sunday

(Sooha's POV)

Yeosang stayed for the night, and went back early this morning, he have to reach Seoul before noon. I jut out my lower lip in depression, he seldom come visit us ever since he debuted. But he did promised that he would come again a few weeks later before he left.

"I will smack his head hard if he does not keep it this time also." I mutter to myself in firm determination.

Well, I do know that it is because of his job as an idol but what can I do, I miss my brother. I am not super close with my parents and he is like my only family, other than grandpa and grandma of course. And seeing him in the screen does not equal to reality. I just wish I could see him more often, and that his stays last more longer than these brief visits.

Grandpa gently pats my head when he sees me looking all pouty and sad with my brother's departure. I look up at him, pouting even more. It happens everytime Yeo visit and grandpa know exactly what to do to cheer me up.

"Come on." He smiles. "Lets go fishing."

And this is all I needed to hear before sprinting to the basement to retrieve the fishing net and basket, not forgetting to grab two straw hats on the way.

"Grandpa, lets go!" I beam, putting on my hat and sprinting down the steps to the old blue truck. Grandpa laughs and follows me after getting his keys, shaking his head at my excitement.

"Hey, take the smaller one instead!" Grandma shouts from the window, referring to the fish basket which I have choosen the biggest one.

"Don't worry grandma! I'll catch lots of fish!" I wave back at her, as grandpa starts the engine, to which she just sighs and shakes her head.

I am grinning in the passenger seat, overly excited about our little fishing trip, that I fail to notice the blond head thst pokes out from the window of the house next to ours.

It was late into the evening when we returned home, with basket briming with fishes. I, in fact, am so proud of my fishing skills. I help grandma in sorting out the fish, in the granary as I plead with her to save some fish to keep as pets.

"No." She says sternly, "They are river fish Sooha, they can't survive in stagnant water."

I pout, but I know she is right. I will be depressed for days on if I have a pet fish and it dies. But still, I pout and continue mumbling to myself, being stubborn, which earns me a well deserved smack on the head.

"Go and change your muddy clothes! Do you want to catch a cold like this!" Grandma scolds.

My pout deepens as I rub the area where the smack landed but I obediently walk to the stairs. I know better than to disobey her. What I do not know is, however, that my pouting self is clearly visible through the open window of the granary and a certain someone is chuckling heartily watching the scene unfold.

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Funfact:

I dont know if it would be true but I saw an astrologer reading about skz love lives.

And she mentioned that felix will meet someone who is very pure and kindhearted, loves animals and nature and is related to a farm of some sort (like her grandfather owns one). That was when i got the idea to start this book!