victon imagines

hanse - love's game

• genre: fluff
• 568 words
• published: 08/01/18
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Hanse's POV
Lying down on the bed while listening to music — this was a habit to me every weekend.

My roommate, Y/N, would just watch kdramas every weekend non-stop. I honestly felt bored not bothering her so I sat up. I was thinking of what to do instead of just lying down all day.

"Hey, Y/N." "Yeah?" "What else would you want to do today other than watching kdramas?"

"Watching kdramas," she replied ignorantly.

"Seriously, can't you do something fun on a weekend?"

"Arcade?" she said not taking her eyes off her laptop screen. "Great idea!" She suddenly jumped from my reaction. "What? Did I say something?" she said. "I thought you wanted to go to the arcade."

"Oh, I said arcade because the guy here–" "I don't watch dramas. So, want to go to the arcade or what?" I asked seriously. "Well, sure, why not?"

"Then, let's go!"

We then quickly changed into casual clothes and headed out.

Y/N's POV
As we entered the arcade, we heard a variety of sounds — the sound of controllers and game narrations. We bought some tokens and walked around to find a nice game.

"So what do you want to play first–" "Hey, let's play this first!" I cut him off and ran to the basketball game like a child. He followed me to the machine.

"Why did you have to run away like that?" He asked with an annoyed tone. "Stop blabbering, I wanna play this," I stated. "Fine."

We started to play the game and he was ahead of me with 23 points, while I had 19 at the moment. I stepped up my game and got ahead of his recent score. In the end, I won by one point higher than his.

"How are you so good at this?" he asked kind of upset. "I don't know. I'm just naturally good at these." I bragged. "Yeah, right. Hey, how about this one!" he said like how I said it before.

He walks to the crane game and looks at all the unique stuffed characters. "You know it's hard to get a prize here since the machine is a complete rip-off, right?" I told him. "I know that. But, it doesn't hurt to try right?" he said.

"Sure, give it a shot."

He inserts a token and starts focusing on the game. He moves the controller carefully, not wanting to make a mistake. When he was satisfied with the place of the crane, he pressed the grab button. The crane got it but it fell halfway. "I'll try again one more time."

With all confidence, he played the game for the 4th time. I thought it wasn't going to make it but actually did it.

"Yes!" we said at the same time. "Here you go." He then handed over the stuffed character to me. I stared at it for a few seconds and took it slowly from his hands.

He never gave me anything that he put his full effort on before. And he would always be selfish about giving things. I don't know why, but I was really touched.

After we went to the arcade, I got to know him, shared laughter with him and opened up to him more. He really was a nice friend to me today.

Who knows? He might be more than a friend to me in the future.