Jin: Boy In Love

Chapter 2

You woke up the next morning at 5am, and hour earlier than usual. Your parents left very early in the mornings and you needed to get a ride from them. You hated to admit it, but you needed to get your english book. You decided that you had a better chance of your parents killing you than Jin if you were failing two classes. Thinking it through last night, since you did little sleeping, you concluded the BTS was unlikely to be there in the morning. They were usually absent until lunch time, rarely did you see them before then.  It was a chance you decided to take. You had also weighed your chances of not being caught by BTS and you concluded that you would be caught and slaughtered, no question. You only hoped they were merciful, though it was doubtful.  There were seven of them against you, it didn't help that they were in a number of your classes. The odds where not in your favor. 

You lay your head against the cold car window, watching the world go by in a blur of colors. You dad was willing to drive you to school even though you lived only a few miles away. You hated taking the buses, it took an long time. Not to mention it smelled strangely of old people and babies. You knew you could just walk, but you were so lazy in the morning you almost always chose the bus. Mia your sister walked with friends. You didn't want to be that awkward senior following her kid sister.

You dad had the music playing the background, it was country so you weren't sure who was it. You tapped your foot to the beat of the music, it was surprisingly calming. "Just a heads up. We should be back Monday morning. Mia will be staying at friends house, so you don't have to worry about her."

"Thats fine dad. It's not the first you've been gone." Your parents were constantly gone for some reason or another. On a normal day it was unusual for them to be home by eight. In other words they weren't around much. They were both doctors and travelled around a lot, teaching and doing surgeries. It was okay though because you had your younger sister, so you weren't alone. While she was at a friends house you were going to enjoy watching K-Dramas and maybe going out to eat. You rather enjoyed being by yourself, it made you feel more independent and free. 

As the car approached the school grounds you stomach started to twist. You were nervous even when you repeatedly reassured yourself that  it was going to be okay. After thanking your dad you hopped out of the car with your grey bag slung over your shoulder. You had forty minutes before homeroom started, enough time to study for english. Walking into school you wished that your parents were more open to the idea of skipping school. Unfortunately their policy was either you were dying or you went to school, with that said you could count the number of days missed with your fingers. Your thoughts were interrupted when you yawned. It was going to be a long day of trying to stay awake and alert for Jin and his crew. 

The school was mostly empty except for a few teachers and stray students. The corridors echoed with each step. You were soon standing in front of your locker, it took you a few seconds to remember your locker combination. Finally opening the door you stare at the mess that was your locker. Shifting through paper and books for your english book. After a few minutes you finally find it at the bottom of the mess.

Opening it up you started reading from the beginning, the information all rushing back to you. You might not fail the test after all. Smiling you turn the pages when all of a sudden you felt an icy chill run down your back. You try to shake it off but you suddenly felt uncomfortable. Finally you close your book and glance around the door of your locker. Your heart skipped a beat when you saw Jin walking down the corridor in your direction. He had his hands in his pockets, and he was looking around. Scanning the corridor, his eyes came to a halt when they locked on you. Ducking behind your locker you start bitting your bottom lip. Your brain frantically trying to find a way out. Running was impossible and the chance of him not seeing you was impossible as well. You opened your book again and started scanning the page, only a jumble of letters entered you brain. You waited and waited for him to walk past you. Every second of the following silence was agonizing.