Can You Hear Me ― Kim Jongin

t w e n t y

"Here's your book."

"I knew it. You didn't read through it right?"

"I got no time to read. Did you forget that reading isn't in my dictionary?"

"Okay fine then. Have you worked out your own part of the project?"

"No."

"Really Jongin? Come on, we need to finish it early. I don't wanna spend a lot of time on this."

"Wow. You're in a hurry. We still have a lot of time, relax child."

"Child? Really?"

"Yes you're a child and I'm an adult. Adults don't have time to listen to little kids' arguments."

"=_="

"Just write your emotions down like you used to do. I'll work on something later."

"It was a starry night. To see a dark canvas be filled with bright stars that shine with such elegant beauty is art itself."

"What cliche movie did you watch last night?"

"As much as we try to count the stars, we can't. The infinite number of stars that's up high in the sky is something that's out of our reach. And sadly, that's what I feel about you."

"She's having a crush on someone. That's new."

"However, as much as I want to grab you I'm just grateful you're up there lighting up my night."

Taking her notebook and opening some random page, he began scribbling down and as soon as he finished writing, he slumped into his seat. She read the whole thing, it was a bit rushed but nevertheless he wrote down something.

"But love, we would always forget that there's the moon. It would watch over us each night even if there would be a few days that it disappears out of our sight. And the moon manages to give out beauty despite being just a plain floating rock in space. Beauty is not always seen in the physical state yet people always forget on that fact."

"Either way, you've always brighten up my life like the moon and stars do at night." Jongin spoke making her look up from her notebook. She blinked at him listening to him as he looked out the window.

"I was too tired to write that last part down. So it's your job to do it. I've done my share of the work."

"Thank you ^^"

"Whatever."