Love.
Park Jihoon finally succeeds on chasing the girl of his dreams but what happens when they face life's unfair obstacles? Will they be able to overcome these hardships?
Or will they let these obstacles ruin their relationship?
❝I miss you. seein...
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"No more Daehwi! Leave Rae alone, so what if she's Jihoon's new girl? It's his loss not mine." Minji gripped her hair, she was frustrated. All she wanted was some peace and quiet life, no drama, no crying. She wanted to live like before, before Daniel and Jihoon had asked her out.
Though she was angry at the two, Minji missed having a normal friendship, no feelings attached just pure friendship, too bad it probably isn't going to happen again. "How can you be so chill about this when both your exes are basically best buddies now after playing with you? And don't forget about that man stealer Ra-" "Please! Enough! Like what Daniel told you, you're not part of this problem, so please let me handle it."
Daehwi sighed but nodded, nonetheless. "Thank you." Minji let out a sigh of relief, running her fingers through her hair. "Is your cheek okay now?" She asked as she held the door for Daehwi.
"Yeah." He replied before stepping out in to the hallway, "I'll see you at break then." She said before tousling his hair, Minji knew she was late for class but she couldn't afford to care when something much more bigger was there to worry about which was Daehwi having History class.
That meant he's going to be in the same room with Jihoon for two whole hours. "Don't attack Rae nor Jihoon, please." Minji reminded the boy. Daehwi chuckled, "Yes ma'am, I heard this morning that Rae isn't here today. Her friends were talking about how she ate contaminated food. Serves her right."
She was about to scold Daehwi but he was long gone, he'd already ran to his class. Minji shook her head before making her way to her Maths class.
Minji silently walked in, all eyes were on her including her teacher. It felt weird especially when Woojin's dark brown eyes are staring right at you, "Sorry I'm late. I was at the clinic." She dipped her head, taking a late pass that the nurse gave them. The teacher nodded and told her to sit so the class could continue.
The girl sat next to Nari, behind them was Woojin who was currently leaning forward, "Why were you at the clinic? Are you okay?" He whispered.
"I'm fine, Daehwi just got himself in to a mess." Before Woojin could even snort, Minji glanced back at him, raising a brow. "I didn't say anything!" His eyes widened, placing both his hands mid-air.
"Whatever, you were about to." The girl shrugged, turning around to face the board again.
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"Hey, you seem pretty distant today. What's up?" Minji asked, placing an arm around Nari's shoulders. She felt the girl stiffen a bit from her touch but shrugged it off, "How can you . . handle all of these things so well? I mean- a lot of chaos happening in less than a day yet you're still coping up with the pressure from the school. I can't even cope up with Jinyoung at the moment." Nari sighed.
Minji chuckled, "Sometimes you just have to let things or people go in order to carry on with your life. Not that I'm trying to say to leave Jinyoung, he's a great friend, I can really see the passion in his eyes. What I'm saying is that, let go of those things that hold you back, rant to someone, it'll feel like the best feeling."
