Game On (markson/kaisoo/jikook)

2 Premonitions

*Jimin POV*

I was tired, after a night sleep forgot. My dreams were full of my random premonitions. A 'gift I've had for as long as can remember. Pfffft, gift, more like a sleep depriving curse. But lately, they've been haunting my thoughts during the day as well.

"Jimin?" A familiar voice called from across the dance studio. I turned slowly to meet Jungkook's gaze. He wondered over to me, concern evident in his eyes.

"I'm fine," I smiled half heartedly. He wasn't fooled nor convinced. Though I knew I couldn't pull one over on him, my boyfriend was really smart.

"Let's finish up early," Jungkook suggested.
"No!" I shrieked, "This competitions way too important to take lightly, plus I know it means the world to you that we win the duet."

"You and your health means more to me," He smiled kindly. Then his expression sank slightly. "What were the premonitions like this time?"
I shrugged. They were usually meant for someone else, like a death or an accident. But occasionally my future and Jungkook's was told. It helped us out sometimes, other times we could never make sense of it. Even now, some of them may have changed or we're still waiting for them to happen, months after I've been notified.

"I had the usual kind. A little girl was walking in a field, I'm not sure where, but she fell into a hole, and nobody was there to help her."
Kookie's shoulders fell as he and I sat on the floor. I leaned into his chest, seeking his addictive warmth and comfort. He is the only one who's knows about my ability. Really, he's the only one who listened and believed me.

A tight, gut feeling coursed once again through my torso. A familiar feeling signifying that a premonition is to come. I held my breath, waiting for my inner eye to produce its next scene.

"Talk to me," Jungkook breathed calmly, "What are you seeing?"

It was a school building. Not ours. "School," I murmured, "There's a light, and two boys, no an adult man and a boy."
"Teacher and student?" Kookie enquired, trying to grasp the information Jimin was giving him.
"Maybe," I responded blankly.

The two were scared, shaking, and their lips were moving though I couldn't here what they were saying. The white light disappeared suddenly, leaving the two males alone. I relayed this to Jungkook.

I sighed, feeling the tiring effects of the ability taking place. Just as the premonition was about to end, a man in black, faceless to the shadows, extends his arm to the adult. "Wait, wait, wait!" I cried, wanting to see what happens. The premonition ended and I was left heaving in deep breaths, suffocation setting in.

"Jimin! Hey!" Kookie yelled, holding me tightly but not so much that it crushes me. I swallow giant mouthfuls of oxygen, regaining my comfort slowly.
"We have to go to that school, Kookie!" I croaked, hoarse after forcing my premonition to last longer.
"Why?" He asked, a frown set in his beautiful face. I loved how his Sandy brown fringe almost Roche's his nose.

I sat up, watching the empty studio spin to a halt. "Those people in the school, they.....," I stopped. What about them? What I saw made no sense, I didn't know them nor where they were. Why was I so hell bent on meeting the man and the boy?

"They?" Jungkook awaits my answer.
I shook my head, "No, never mind."

I stood up, stretched my small arms, and helped my lover onto his feet. "Shall we keep going?"
"I dunno', should we? Your the one having issues."
I nodded confidently, "I definitely want to nail this split jump part."

*****

After a welcome shower and a verbal run through on the upcoming competition, Kook and I made our way to our shared apartment. We stopped in front of our nearest convenience store in which Jungkook entered and I waited outside.