You're Mine, Noona. [BTS - Jungkook]

Crazy.

"Look who is back," Taehee scoffed when she saw me entering the room.

I scrunched my nose to show her my dislike and sat down on my bed.

"I don't like the fact that I still need to see your face, either." I scowled, but then smirked. "Man, I have good nails..."

Taehee looked down at the cut on her cheek and she huffed.

"B*tch," she retorted.

I rolled my eyes and looked at Suah who hasn't said anything since I entered. She had pulled up her legs and laid her head on her knees.

There was a shadow casted over her face and I wasn't sure if she was still crying.

I looked at her silently. Jungkook's words echoed through my head.

Did it ever cross your mind that it could be Suah?

Even though Suah didn't look like that type of person, but Suga's and Jungkook's words made me doubt.

So I thought of testing her.

"Hey Suah, thank you for charging my phone." I began and she flinched upon hearing the word "phone".

She carefully nodded her head and avoided my eyes.

"I'm glad you found it, since I didn't put a password on my phone. I can't even imagine what would have happened if they searched through my phone," I joked lightly with a smile. Taehee scoffed from her bed and rolled her eyes.

"Please," she said.

Suah gave me a weak smile and shook her head lightly.

"Unnie, I didn't search through your phone. I just found it and charged it," she notified me. Her voice went up at the end of her sentence and that was obvious enough for me.

I narrowed my eyes and my heart clenched. I can't believe I mistook her.

"No, I wasn't implying that."

"Ofcourse not, why would you? You were the one who leaked everything and pretended like nothing happened,"

I shot a glare at Taehee and she smirked.

"What? It's true! And I heard that you are going to be placed in Japan. Bye bye roommate!" She faked a smile and waved at me.

"I'm only going to Japan for a week, stupid." I shot back.

Taehee scrunched her nose, but got interrupted by Suah who ran out of the room crying.

I gave Taehee a last look who looked worried and then I followed Suah out.

She was running very hard, which made me hard to keep up. She was young and fast.

I wonder where she was heading to. Keeping a good distance between us, I watched her steps and followed her out of the building to the park.

It was dark outside, and she stopped her track when she reached a bench under a tree.

She was holding onto her phone and from afar, I heard her sobs.

She was still crying.

I frowned and walked closer.

She looked sideways, as if she was waiting for someone. But then, she turned herself around and looked at me.

She knew I was following her.

I walked up to her and crossed my arms.

"What are you doing here, unnie?" She asked me surprised. A bit too surprised if you ask me.