Angels of Death| j.jk [HIATUS]

Chapter 14: Jungkook

This chapter won't be as short as last chapter
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"The mall?" Lela asked.

"Yeah. You know, the big one in downtown." I said.

"Umm, okay I guess" she said.

Damm, Lela was so cute, I could hug her anytime if I wanted to.

"So how are we gonna get there?" She asked, snapping me out of my trance. "It's to bright to just fly normally so what can we do?"

"Hmmmm, how about a race?" I suggested, a smile crawling up my face.

She smiled, "I like that idea, but how fast can you fly?"

"Max 240km/h"

"Okay, good enough."

"You?"

"Same as you."

"We should bet something, to add pressure." I said.

"Like....."

"How about we bet that if I win you need to do anything I say for a day and if you win I have to buy you anything that you want at the mall."

"Really?!" She said excitedly, a evil smile coming at her face.

"Just a race okay! No attacking each other."

"Yeah, yeah" she said, waving her arm. "Let me get rid of my bag first.

Lela closed her eyes and stuck her arm out to her side, making the bag disappear like her weapon. I decided to do the same, get rid of all that weight. After that, we both summoned our wings. I looked at her black wings, that were identical to mine, just mine were bigger and bulkier, hers were sleek and beautiful.

I didn't dare say that to her. How could I? I was Jeon Jungkook, but everyday I'm falling for her more and more. Since the first day I spotted her in the sky, she caught my attention.

"YO! JEOM JUNGKOOK! EARTH TO JEON JUNGKOOK" I heard, it was Lela, snapping me out of my trance again.

"Oh! Sorry, was thinking again."

"You gotta seriously learn how to stop that." She said. "Never mind that, let's start.

I looked up to her eyes, but in a different color, the same blue from the soccer game.

"Seriously?" I asked. "That's not fair."

" It's called natural momentum, you can develop it, now hurry before I collapse like last time."

"Okay, okay! You start count."

"K"

"Let's start here, on the edge of the sidewalk."

We both went to the side, wings spread out beside each other. I turned to look at Lela, who's now blue eyes shone in the sun.