why do i always see you wherever i go? and why is it always at my lowest moments?
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rooftops were a favourite place of yoongi's ; not only could he work on his music, he could also smoke without the public's complaints and scolds.
his legs dangled off the edge, dark pained eyes scanning the peach sunset. perfect blends of pinks and oranges, faint blue hues dancing along the horizon with the ever-so-slowly dying sun. it was beautiful, and yoongi didn't know how it even existed on this awful planet.
his ink markings were smudged slightly and ran coarse along the scratchy paper, black standing out among the cream of the book. pushing back his only tresses, yoongi carried on with his music, not even noticing the younger boy coming through the fire exit.
jimin's eyes widened at the sight of the elder, not knowing who it was exactly since all he saw was his back view. but when the door slammed shut, yoongi's head whipped around and smirked.
"you following me?" yoongi chuckled to himself, black high neck t-shirt showing off the choker hooked around his pale neck. jimin fiddled with the hem of his striped turtleneck, feeling quite underdressed with his pink denim jacket and old doc martens.
"i've been coming here for months. trust me, i've got bigger shit to deal with than waste my time following you." jimin snapped, sitting down next to him despite the annoyance his heart held for the elder. yoongi laughed true and proper at that, gummy smile wide and pearly.
"right, well," he pulled a black denim jacket out of his backpack. "what excuse do you have for copying my fashion?"
"bitch please," jimin scoffed but smiled. "i'm just being my fabulous self."
"cocky much?" the two laughed together, yoongi's cigarette was long forgotten in his other hand, the fingers both occupying the stick and the ink pen.
"what's your name?" jimin asked the black-haired man.
"min yoongi. yours?"
jimin could've lied. he could've, he would've, and maybe he should've, but surprisingly he didn't.
