Heal Me | KSJ

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"Ha-Eun..."

Nothing.

"Haaaaaa-Euuuunnn!!"

She suddenly felt a large weight on her sleepy body as she opened her tired eyes startled.

"What the actual heck, Taehyung!?" She said under his body that crushed hers as he tried to wake her up. It didn't even feel awkward for him to do that. He was used to this since they were kids and so was Ha-Eun, but it was still very annoying for her.

"Wake uuuuuuuuppp!" He screamed happily in her ear as she shoved his face away in frustration.

"Gee, this is not how you wake up a lady." She sat, looking angered.

He raised an eyebrow. "What lady?"

Ha-Eun threw her pillow at him after he stood but he professionally dodged it.

She cursed at missing him silently when she realized something. Horrified, she looked down at her bed as she sighed in relief, but still confused at seeing it empty; she remembered the events of the previous late night.

"Um, Tae?"

"Hmm?" He smiled as he raised his eyebrows in eagerness.

"How long have you been here? And.. was anybody here?"

"Huh? No. I came here half an hour ago but there was no one but you." He suddenly gasped. "Wait, you were with someone?"

Ha-Eun rolled her eyes. "Of course, not, idiot. Who would want to be with me?"

"Aww, don't say that." He pouted. "There are many people who would want to be with you. Like that cashier guy," he winked teasingly as he earned another flying pillow, half dodging it this time as he laughed loudly.

"Why are you here anyways?" She sighed.

"You don't remember?"

"What?"

"It's first day of the new college year!" He smiled.

".... Shit, you're kidding me."

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"Huh, I forgot how much university sucks," Ha-Eun said to herself as she entered the cafeteria after a tiring day. She still had two classes before the day ended, though.

She sighed as she wanted nothing more than a cup of coffee and some place to sit. But both of those weren't available; The place was so crowded in the noon.

She looked around, hands in her pockets as she saw the people clustering in front of the coffee machine.

"Well, I'll just buy some on my way home," she shrugged. But just before she got out of the cafeteria she saw a familiar face.

Her poor new neighbor was struggling to order some food, not knowing all the kinds and what to eat. Ha-Eun walked towards her as she stood in front of the cashier and ordered two plates of Tteok-bokki for both of them.