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Jungkook walks towards your sobs and finds your room. He slowly opens the door and closes it very quietly. He saunters to your side and embraces you. Your body reacts to it and you jump. You get startled by the sudden movement then realize that it's just Kookie and you cry harder. He comforted you for about ten minutes. Jungkook still had you in an embrace so you slowly sit up and he removes his arms off of you.
"I'm sorry, I got your shirt wet."
"It's okay. Are feeling better now?"
"No, not really but I'm getting there." You sniffle and wipe the tears off your face.
"Do you want to talk about it?"
"Okay."
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Everyone had left except for Jimin. He told Mae that you were talking to Kookie so he would wait for him, that way they could go home together. Mae had agreed, that's why they went home. Little did everyone know that Jimin only stayed to listen to your conversation. He's interested in getting his mother's attention so getting to know you better is what he's trying to do, even if he's eavesdropping.
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It's Sunday morning and your eyes hurt from too much crying. You go into your parents room, wondering if they're here. As you walk in they aren't there. You check all the rooms of the house and they aren't around.
"They must've not come home." You sigh.
You walk into the kitchen and grab a plate, spoon, milk, and cereal. You take your bowl of cereal and head outside to eat on the porch. You're waiting outside for your parents but they never came. You stare off into the distance and zone out.
"Hey you! Why are you eating a bowl of cereal all alone?" The cute bunny vocalizes as he brings you back to reality.
He's holding onto his bowl of cereal as well. Jungkook glides right next to you.
"I'm glad you're up and outside. That's a good start, right?" He utters.
"I guess."
"Pfft. You guess? Look at you, you're a natural. You've been locked up in that house for almost eight years and now you come outside like if you've been spending your entire life out here."
You chuckle at his comment. You look down at your cereal and it's all mushy.
"Thanks a lot. You made my cereal get soggy." You mention in disgust.
