Anonymous in Trouble [VKook]

Min-hyung

After their day was over, Tae Hyung, Jung Kook, Ji Min, and Ho Seok walked together to meet up with Yoon Gi.
He texted Tae during their last lesson where he was going to be.
The restaurant was just a small...café, you could say. None of them thought much of it though, since they were all high school kids.
"Min-hyung," Jimin greeted him cheerfully, "It's been forever, how've you been?"
"It's been great. I missed you guys though," Yoon Gi glanced at Tae when he said that.
"Hyung, do you know Ho Seok?," Ji Min grabbed his boyfriend's hand and pulled him forward a step.
"Can't say that I do," he smiled and let his dialect show through.
Tae Hyung led Jung Kook over to the table Yoon Gi was sitting at when they came in and they sat down.
"Don't you want to say hello to him?," Kookie kept his voice low.
Tae slightly shook his head, debating with himself whether or not to tell Jung that Yoon Gi had came to his house.
Soon enough the other three sat down at the table and they noticed the extra seats.
"Why'd you get such a big table?," Ji Min lightly laughed.
"Because there's seven of us," Yoon Gi answered.
The 95ers looked to each other then smiled.
"I know you graduated and all, but," Tae leaned forward and whispered, "Did you fail math?"
"No, I didn't fail math," Yoon Gi hung his head and smiled, "Nam Joon and Seok Jin aren't here yet."
"Wait, what?," Jimin leaned on the table and looked to his hyung.
"You know them?," Ho Seok spoke up.
"We're friends," Yoon Gi nodded.
"Yeah, Nam Joon hyung and Seok Jin are like...part time trainees in the same company as him," Jung Kook spoke, but everyone's eyes were focused on something behind him.
"I didn't hear a hyung at the end of my name," Jin's motherly tone sounded from behind him and then he felt Jin thump him.
"Yeah, I guess I deserve that one," he slowly nodded and heard Tae Hyung's small laugh.
He turned to look at him and stuck his tongue out as the two newcomers took their seats.
"Hey Nam Joon," Yoon Gi got the pink haired teacher's attention, "You're the same age as Ho Seok aren't you?"
"Yeah. I'm a few months older, but we never talked like I was."
"You talk to hyung?," Jimin looked at his boyfriend who just shrugged.
"Am I the only one who knows everything?," Yoon Gi lightly chuckled.
"Very much, yes," Tae nodded and reached over to grab Kookie's hand.
"Oh, you guys are so out of sync," Min put his fingers on his temples and sighed, "but, it's nice to have all of you here."

Lunch was...no matter how much Tae Hyung hated to admit it...fun. He was glad that he got to hang out with Jimin and Kookie like they used to. Everyone else being there made it even better in addition.
So, on the walk home, Tae was clinging to Jung Kook. He was missing the familiar warmth of holding the younger.
Kookie didn't mind either. He was glad that Tae wasn't showing signs of going back to Yoon Gi.
"Hey, Kookie," Tae broke their sweet silence with his low voice, "do you want to stay at our place tonight?"
"Our?," Jung Kook questioned that and it was the only word he remembered from the sentence.
"Well, yeah. It's mine. It's yours. It's ours," Tae smiled and let his arm wrap around Jung Kook's waist.
Kookie looked to the sidewalk and smiled to himself, "Sure. It might be nice to be alone."
"I knew you'd want it at some point," Tae smirked.
Jung Kook looked up and shrugged. He wasn't too sure what he wanted.
"Woah, I was just joking," Tae's expression turned into astonishment.
"We'll just have to...wait and see," Kookie exhaled, hoping his blush would fade.
"So...you actually want to move in?," the older boy became shy and let his voice get quieter.
"Yeah," he nodded, earning a smile from Tae.

When they got home, Jung Kook started to get a small bag of their stuff together.
Tae, however, just changed clothes and got ready to leave again, "See ya there, baby," he kissed the younger's cheek.
"No, don't go," Jung pouted while he grabbed a couple shirts from the closet.
"Well, I have a couple more things to clean up. I want it to look good when you go in," Tae smiled and put his jacket on.
Kookie smiled, "Alright...go."
Tae lightly grinned and pinched his side as he passed by him.
Kookie jumped and glared at his hyung over his shoulder.

Jung finished packing a bag and was about to leave when he remembered something.
He walked back to his mother's bedroom and lightly tapped on the open door.
She turned around in the computer desk chair and smiled, "Hey, are you guys hungry?"
"No, we just had lunch with Min-hyung," he leaned against the doorframe.
"Oh, he's back in town? Why didn't you tell me?"
"I wasn't sure you cared," Jung shrugged.
"Of course I do. He's always been my favorite. Yoon Gi was always the quietest of all of you."
Jung Kook laughed and quickly looked to the floor, "Um...momma...I'm heading over to Tae's now. He's already there."
"Oh," her smile faded, "For good or just..."
"It's the start of the moving process," he weakly smiled.
A pout formed on her lips and she stood up. She moved over to him and hugged him tightly, "Well, I'm glad you're able to take care of yourself, although, I'm sad it had to be so soon."
"You raised me well," he hugged her back, "and I'm not that far away. I'll come over a lot. Mostly because Tae and I are both too lazy to cook."
She rolled her eyes and lightly hit his chest, "Alright, go on. I love you."
"Love you too," he smiled and made his way down the hall towards the living room.