Sequel to the original Young God.
You're back. You don't know why. You don't know how. But you're back.
You come to school and resumed your search for him but he is still no where to be found.
What exactly has happened to your one and only best frie...
I looked around. Turned left and right looked up and down to find myself in the middle of the same forest i got lost in. And it was daylight, like last time.
Tried my luck and ran to whichever direction I felt was correct.
And to my surprise — i came across the same barred wires fence that me and Jungkook had broke into.
Oh my God!! I scream inside my heart as I sprinted towards it.
Somehow, i got myself home. And according to my parents, I haven't been home for a week and they thought i was crashing at a friends without even validating the idea and didn't bother calling anyone for me.
I didn't take their actions to heart as I didn't want to tell them what I thought i had gone through.
Was this all just a dream or...did it really happened?
The next morning, i walked to school alone while my eyes tried to scanned the perimeter for him.
Nothing. He wasn't in the neighborhood.
Maybe he was already at school?
I got there, sat down on my table and felt restless.
For some reason, i felt a tingling sensation that the students around me were somewhat whispering and murmuring about something and I would feel as if glances would be thrown at me occasionally.
I felt that the energy around me were immensely off.
So i took my bag and left my table, entered into the hallway and passed several students and some teachers that were not mistakenly throwing me the predicted weird glances i had felt earlier.
My original intention was to head into the bathroom and freshen up — but as i passed the school's Attention board near the Principal's office, my eyes automatically darted towards the flyers that were stapled and glued on to the board —
— and that was when i had came across a fully colorized printed picture of a boy I recognized.
"Jungkook...?" His name spilled from my mouth as my eyes moved up from his face to the largely printed capitalized words in bold;
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