My I | Junhao

5

Seungcheol's POV

I saw the tension between the two since Junhui first walked into the room until now. They're both Chinese. I expected them to have a conversation with each other speaking in Chinese, but since they didn't talk to each other, I was only guessing that something happened between the two. It was a bit awkward when Junhui answered 'Yes' in Chinese. Everyone turned quiet, understanding his response.

"Well, I'm sorry for asking," I apologized, not expecting a 'Yes' to come out of Junhui's mouth.

"It's okay," He responded, looking at the floor. I saw Minghao look his direction. The entire room was silent, even Seungkwan, who normally talks a lot.

"Well, should we continue the meeting?" Soonyoung asked. "Oh and my name is Kwon Soonyoung, but you can call me Hoshi.

"Doesn't 'Hoshi' mean 'Star' in japanese?" I heard Minghao ask, not understanding what he said, however.

"He asked if 'Hoshi' means 'Star' in Japanese," His interpreter said.

"Yep, it does," Soonyoung replied, Minghao's interpreter translating for Minghao to understand.

"Anyway, next topic," I said, pointing to Chan.

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We finished the meeting within an hour. It was time to head back to the dorm. The thirteen of us piled into the car, while our manager went into the driver's seat. We immediately blew up into random conversations.

Minghao's interpreter left a while ago, knowing that Junhui would translate everything for him, which he did. Minghao and Junhui were now sitting next to each other, having little words said in between them. I thought that they would be erupting in conversations, letting the other know about how they've been doing since they split up. I saw no sign of that interaction between them, to I decided to help.

"So, Minghao," I said over the loud noise in the car. Everyone suddenly turned quiet. "What's it like in China?"

"What's it like in China?" I heard Junhui translate for Minghao.

"It's a really busy place. The sights are beautiful there, though. I enjoyed living in Dunhuang, for the sunset was perfect there," Minghao said.

"It was a really busy place. The sights are beautiful there, though. I enjoyed living in Dunhuang, for the sunset was perfect there," Junhui translated.

"Man, am I glad that we have our own personal interpreter," Woozi commented.

"As long as you don't kill him with your guitar," Hoshi said, which deserved a slap in the arm from Jihoon. Junhui laughed.

"What happened?" Minghao asked Juhui in Chinese.

"Woozi said he was glad that they have their own translator, and Hoshi said, 'as long as you don't kill him with your guitar,'" Junhui said and Minghao laughed. They continued talking a bit in Chinese and Junhui even taught Minghao some Korean.

Jun's POV

"Woozi said he was glad that they have their own translator, and Hoshi said, 'as long as you don't kill him with your guitar,'" I translated Korean to Chinese for Minghao. He laughed at the comment that Hoshi made.

"That's funny," Minghao said to me and he nodded as we arrived at the dorm.

"Alright guys. I will see you tomorrow at practice," The manager said, I translating immediately without fail.

Everyone got out of the car. I bowed to the manager because I learned it was the polite thing to do.

We all walked inside together, and the dorm was huge. Well, they do have 13 members now so I'm guessing it's suppose to be like that.