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Hana

Hey, guys! Thanks for reading. Just a heads up, the beginning of this story is going to be a bit boring, just please bear with me. It'll get better! -Mu

Minseul
"So, I was thinking that if we moved the display for the fundraiser here and have the event set there, we'll bring in more customers." Abby said.

I tilted my head, considering the plan she'd drawn up.

"Oh, no." The blonde said, her accomplished smile fading as she looked at me. "What is it?"

My eyes snapped up to her. "What do you mean?"

Abby sighed. "Your head tilted and your nose did the scrunchy thingy which means you found something wrong, but won't say anything about it."

I blinked at her.

"Oh, come on. We're the co-presidents of the student council and have been for three years. I know when you don't like something. Tell me. Now." She commanded.

I looked back at her plan. "It's just, it does make sense to have the display out front, but wouldn't it be better to have the snack stations before you walk to the main event? That way it's there as soon as people walk in and they don't have to go looking for them. Line them up on either side of the main path, so they're able to see all of their options, as well as have a sign made to make it even easier. The bathrooms should be easily accessible, too. Convenience is key." I trailed off, noticing how quiet the room had gotten and that everyone was looking at me. Blushing, I started to fiddle with my hair.

The room remained silent until Abby spoke. "Jung Minseul, you're an absolute genius!" I sighed in relief. "But that will take a lot more time than originally planned. And we have other events that we need to plan." A frown took over her face.

"I know, I thought about that. Why don't we make this event our end of the year bash? We have two more projects to get done in two weeks, plus this one. I think if the whole council splits the work load, we can get them done." I said, hopeful.

"What do you guys think? I like the ideas. But the work load will not be fun. You'll have to take things seriously." She spoke, looking each member in the eye. "All in favor?"

Everyone raised their hand.

Abby grinned. "Great. Let's end our junior year with a bang! Now, for the work split." She turned to me. "Do you think you can work your magical charming personality on the administration and talk them into this?" I nodded. "Awesome. Jenna, Paige, I need you to get on the food. Find people who will donate their time and money to help us with this. Alex, Maddi, I need you to get with woodshop to see about building the food stands. I want them extra stable."

"I can also get with the art students and have them help decorate and create the displays." I said, writing everything down. "Jenna, text me later for vendors and I can talk to the cake shop near my place." She nodded.

Abby continued. "We're on a budget, so don't go crazy with spending. All material must be approved before they're purchased, by both me and Minseul. Got it?"

The council murmured in agreement.

My phone beeped. Glancing down at it, I started packing up my things. "I have to go. Dance practice calls. Text me with more information." I said, walking out of the door. "See you guys."