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corsages and fancy dresses and tuxedos, it was that time of year.
Prom? No, not prom.
Well somewhat like a prom just a mediocre version.
The last day of school dance had arrived. Just one year ago this all began and now here was Kim Jiyeon all dolled up for a dance with her lovely boyfriend.
This was the beginning of a happily ever after.
Or what it was supposed to be.
One night that felt so right ended up so wrong.
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What the hell?!
I groaned in annoyance as the dress hugged my form tightly.
I knew I shouldn't have ate those taxis earlier!Scolding myself internally as the dress didn't fit how I had wanted it to be. You're probably wondering what I'm wearing, it's been awhile.
I ended up getting none of those dresses Yoongi had offered and instead went shopping by myself another day.
Purchasing a $45 glittered crop top connected with a flowy prime salmon colored dress because I'm a cheapskate, yes I know.
I placed a hand on my hip, posing in the long lengthed mirror as I viewed myself.
My black long hair, which I curled, emulated with my dress as I honestly thought I looked good.
I took a step closer towards the mirror, face practically nudged in the mirror as I examined my beautiful winged eyeliner.
"Ooh I look good!" I smirked, primping my hair.
"Boo!" A voice shouted, as I jumped looking over at the door of Namjoon's bedroom to see Jungkook's little head pop inside.
With nowhere to live, Jungkook and I moved right in with Namjoon.
Since Jungkook's house fire and me losing my parents, homeless and abandoned, we had nowhere to stay so Namjoon offered.
"Ya!" I pouted, throwing an sephora mascara bottle at him.
Jungkook dodged as he entered the room, chuckling.
He limped inside, still on his crutches, wearing a sable luxurious tuxedo as he ruffled his hair.
"Since when did our little Jiyeon ah dress up!" Jungkook teased as he stumbled towards me.
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