Dream Roulette (BTS/Yume Nikki Crossover)

Chapter Two

I sighed as I sat up in bed, rubbing my eyes before slowly standing up. I let out a yawn and stretched my arms, thinking about the dream from last night. "Taehyung..." I mumbled, as I thought about the way he was so enthusiastic even though it was our first time ever meeting each other. He was kinda... weird. Not necessarily in a bad way, though. He has a good personality, and he's pretty cute too. I suddenly realize that I'm being ridiculous. I met him in a dream. I probably won't ever see him again. He's not even real anyway.

I head over to the bathroom groggily, picking up my toothbrush before squeezing the cool white toothpaste over it, and I begin to brush my teeth as I slowly wake up more. After brushing my teeth and washing my face with cold water, I head to the kitchen quietly, trying not to wake up my parents. I quickly packed my lunch and headed back upstairs to my room. I was about to put my uniform on until I noticed my calendar sitting on my desk. Today's box was coloured in with an orange highlighter, and I remembered that today was one of the Saturday's that we get off school this month. I facepalmed at my own stupidity before putting my uniform back in my closet. I started to unpack my bag, eating an apple that I had packed as I sat on my bed. I took out my phone, seeing that I had no messages, and put it down on the blanket next to me.

I was unsure of what to do. I had a whole weekend to myself, and I could do whatever I wanted. There are so many things I can do... Maybe I'll go to the arcade today. I stood up and walked over to my closet, taking out a pair of leather shorts and a long sleeved black and white top. I quickly changed into them before putting on a pair of black and white striped thigh socks and black lace up boots with high heels. I quickly brushed my hair, before applying a bit of lip balm and heading out with my phone, making sure to keep it off silent in case my parents call. I slipped my phone into my pocket and headed out the front door, and headed down the road, taking in the sunlight as a paced along the smooth concrete path.

I looked around as I walked, enjoying the scenery on my way to the arcade. As I got closer, I noticed the lights were turned off, and the windows were boarded off. Confused, I quickened my pace as I made my way over, trying to peek in through the wooden boards. From what I could see inside, the machines have been removed and the prizes behind the counter all all gone. I noticed a sign on the door and walked over to it, reading over it carefully.

Dear customers,

We regrettably inform you that our spot has been bought by a clothing company, and unfortunately we are permanently closed. We are sorry for any inconvenience we may have caused, and we hope you will continue to experience the joy of video games elsewhere.

Thank you for your support throughout these past few years.
~Arcade Management

Sighing, I took a step back and stared at the boarded up building. I can't believe this spot is going to be replaced with a clothing store, of all things...

I turn around to head home, only to bump into a tall man in tight jeans and a soft pink sweater. Looking up, I see that is has slightly messy blonde hair, and a face that looks like it was carved by angels. Cliché, I know. But I honestly don't think I've ever seen anyone as attractive as him. Before I even realize that I've been staring, I hear him chuckle, breaking me out of my trance.

"Gorgeous, aren't I~?" He smiled, making me turn the slightest bit red. I simply nodded and muttered a quick apology as I continued walking. I can't help but laugh to myself at his confidence. He's cute, and he sure as hell knows it. Not even a minute after I have started walking, he grabs onto my arm gently, surprising me and setting off a little alarm in me. What was he going to do now?

"Hey, what's your name? I'm Kim Seokjin. You can call me Jin~" He said with a gentle smile, letting go of my arm as he spoke.

"Oh, uh, hi? Um... I'm Park Seulgi" I replied nervously. I don't exactly talk to strangers often, after all. I smiled a little at him, taking a tiny step back out of instinct. Unfortunately, he noticed this, and his smile faded a little.