Love, Betray & Crash (Jeonghan)

𝔸𝕔𝕥 𝕋𝕨𝕠 : 𝕊𝕔𝕖𝕟𝕖 𝟞

Emily works quietly as Jeonghan busily types away on his laptop, and every now and then glances at Jeonghan, peeking above her book. 

"If you want to look, you can just look openly. There's no need to peek over like a criminal," Jeonghan catches her off guard, making lower her book and look like a deer in headlights. 

"I-I was just wondering what you are doing?" Emily says, putting the book in her hand down. 

This time Jeonghan is the one that looks up from what he is doing, eyeing Emily for a couple of seconds, before going back to his laptop. 

"I'm writing an email," Jeonghan says, "To the administration about the ebooks' proposal."

"An email?" Emily asks. 

"Yes. It's much more effective and faster than actually going there and physically speaking to them," Jeonghan explains, "Man-kind did create technology for a reason."

™Oh..." Emily responds. 

Jeonghan types on the laptop for a few more minutes before saying, "You really don't like to speak much, do you?"

Emily blushes and said, "I'm just...introverted."

"Even I'm introverted," Jeonghan informs her, "But I still speak."

Emily does not respond to this statement but rather just grips her hold on the book tighter. 

"A hundred interesting facts on sharks," Jeonghan raises an eyebrow as he reads of the title of the book Emily is holding onto as if she is holding onto her dear life, "That can't be very interesting."

Emily averts her gaze to the shy, red coloring her cheeks as she feels her face go warm and says, "It is interesting."

"Yes. Maybe to a seven year old. Not a twenty year old," Jeonghan points out. 

"I'm nineteen," Emily says. 

"That's not my point," Jeonghan deadpans, clearly not expecting her to get so literal. He sighs and closes his laptop, shifting it away before folding his arms across his chest and leaning back into his chair. "Alright then. Quick. Tell me an interesting fact about sharks."

Emily sits up straight and Jeonghan notices the sudden spark in her eye and smiles, realizing that she looks just like an excited five year old who just got candy on halloween. 

"Hmm...okay, so, there are over 500 sharks spices in the ocean and new species are still getting discovered every year," Emily says. 

"I already know that," Jeonghan says, definitely not impressed, "That's like common knowledge. I'm sure you can do better than that."

"Okay, uhm...Sharks are one of the very few species that have survived the five mass extinctions, predating dinosaurs themselves, also making them one of the oldest living creatures on this planet," Emily tells Jeonghan. 

Jeonghan raises his eyebrows, but does not indicate whether he knew this fact or not. 

"And, sharks have really good eyesight. In fact, the hammerhead sharks have a near 360 vision due to their eyes being located at the side of their head, giving them access to vision ahead, behind, above and below at all times," Emily continues, "And, did you know sharks get cancer? There have been 23 documented cases of finding tumors in sharks but of course, it is quite rare and most sharks deaths do usually happen due to old age."

"Alright," Jeonghan nods his head, "I definitely did not know that. What's your favorite fact?"

"My favorite fact..." Emily wonders, "Oh! Probably, that, shark mating can involve biting."