Anonymous in Trouble [VKook]

Ji Min's Secret

Park arrived about twenty minutes later, storming into the youngest friend's room.
"Tae Hyung!," he marched over to the bed where Tae was laying across Kookie's lap, "Don't you dare corrupt his mind!"
"It's fine Jiminnie. He's immune to my hints for sex," Tae looked up to Kookie, "or just too innocent."
"Oh thank god," Jimin sat down and ran his hand through his hair, "Stay that way Kookie."
"Okay," the youngest smiled down to Tae who had just rolled his eyes, mouthing No way as well.
"Anyways," Tae Hyung sat up and cleared his throat, "Where'd you take off to before lunch?"
"N-No where,"Jimin defended himself, "I had to go to the bathroom really bad."
"See, I told you," Jung grinned.
"Well, I don't believe that," Tae shook his head, "It doesn't add up."
"What doesn't?," Jimin started fidgeting in his spot and biting his lips.
"First off, when it started, you always limped when you came back. Granted, it's gotten better over time and it's almost unnoticeable. Then, there were the days your uniform was a little on the messy side, but it was only when you came back after lunch."
"Tae, just leave it alone," Kookie moved to sit beside him and leaned his head on his hyung's shoulder.
"One minute Kookie," he grabbed the younger's hand, "What sold me on this idea though, is that today, when you came back, your hair was messy. Park Ji Min, your hair is never messy."
"So what, Tae?," Kookie crawled into his hyung's lap, "It was windy today."
"Who is it?," Tae Hyung put his hand over Jung's mouth and looked back to Jimin.
"There isn't anybody, Tae," Jimin shrugged, "I just spent lunch break on the roof."
"Are you lying?," Tae Hyung squinted at him and leaned a little closer.
Park just stared back at him, trying to seem like he wasn't hiding anything.
Unfortunately, for the eldest of the three, it just wasn't easy for him to lie.
"Fine I'll tell you," Jimin sighed.
"Doesn't seem like nothing now, does it Kookie?," Tae removed his hand from the kid's mouth.
"Hyung," Kookie pouted, "Why did you hide it?"
"Because....I didn't know if you guys would like....him," Park pressed his lips together.
"Him?," the other two questioned.
"Yes him," Jimin smiled, "And until today, I didn't know if you guys would be supportive."
"What do you mean-," Kookie tried to play it off and hide their.....whatever they are.
Jimin knew better though and didn't let him finish, "Stop. You're embarrassing yourself, stop. There's still a bruise on your neck and I saw that smile, Kim Tae Hyung."
"Just let me have him, ChimChim!," Tae wrapped his arm around Jung's shoulders and pulled him closer.
"Why didn't you just say you were the one writing letters?," Park crossed his arms.
"Because I was afraid I'd lose you two," he shrugged, "I mean, you're all I have now."
"What about Min-hyung," Jung teased him as he rolled off the bed.
"Aish...what do you want? An apology?," the alien playfully asked.
Jung disappeared into his bathroom, closing the door and leaving the other two alone.
"Apology for what? What does Min-hyung have to do with this?"
"I used to date him. It ended when he graduated," Tae shrugged, speaking normally as if it wasn't shocking.
"You hid that from me too?"
"Well, he didn't want his dad to find out. Mine did, and look how I ended up."
Jimin hung his head and nodded softly, "Yeah....reasonable."
"So, how about you tell me who you're fucking?"
"Tae...why are you so blunt?," Jimin blushed.
"Because it moves things along, now spill," Tae laid back on the bed and closed his eyes to open his ears.
"Well," Jimin took this golden opportunity to smack the alien's stomach, "His name is Ho Seok, he's a fourth year, and.....he always makes me happy because he's always happy."
Tae lifted his head and looked down to Jimin, seeing a wide smile on his friend's face.
"I'm glad," TaeTae let his head fall back down.
After a little bit, Kookie came out of the bathroom and walked over to fall down on the bed next to Tae Hyung.
"What'd I miss?"
"Jimin's dating a fourth year named Ho Seok," Tae Hyung looked over and smiled at him.
"Oh, I know him," Kookie lifted his waist off the bed and got his phone from his back pocket, "We talked a lot last year."
"Not Gin Ho Seok," Tae sighed, "Jung Ho Seok. The happy-go-lucky one."
"Yeah," Kookie nodded, "Hobi-hyung."
"So you do know," Jimin smiled.
"I'm not as antisocial as you think," Jung Kook pouted then rolled over to lay his arm across Tae's chest.
"Awe, you two are so adorable!," Ji Min stood up and stretched before heading towards the door.
"You're leaving already?," Tae sighed.
"Well, it's Monday. I'm normally already at Hobi's, but I had to come and check up on you two," Park grinned.
"Why?," Kookie furrowed his brow.
"So that Tae doesn't take advantage of you," Jimin quickly left with those words and Kookie blushed.
"Don't worry Kookie," Tae ran his hands through the latter's hair, "I won't take advantage of you."
"Thanks," he chuckled.
"No problem. I'll just wait until you're begging me for it," the older boy smiled to himself.
"Tae," Jung pouted then sighed, "Well, at least you won't force me."
"C'mon, babe," Tae wrapped his arms around the younger, "It's no fun if you just accept it."
"Well, get used to it," Jung looked up to his hyung, "Because I'll accept you no matter what."