"they embrace both their good and bad sides.one is representing yinand another is representing yang. they both exhibit perfect harmony as ifmirroring each other yet at the same time they are the completeopposite of each other. but even so, they are complete when they aretogether. they are each other's home, together as one."
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Yuna's POV
"Please leave me alone."
I stare blankly at my feet, Taehyung and Bora both breathless from trying to catch all the pieces of wood flying like a personal cosmos around my defenseless self.
"Nana, stop this!" Taehyung bites back as he smacks wooden planks left and right, but I don't budge.
"I want to be left alone."
"Listen, kid. I know this is hard to take in," Bora manages to utter between two hits, "but you need to stop acting like this, you could get hurt!"
"What the hell is going on?!" the three other boys barge in the stall and their eyes broaden as wide as their mouth when they see the circus unraveling before them.
"I SAID GET OUT!"
I jump onto my feet faster than one can blink, all pieces of wood whirling away from me in random directions to repulse my friends all at the once.
They all fall to the ground except Bora who managed to block the hit and Taehyung who took it in straight stomach, but kept his ground nonetheless. I glare at them, eyes growing dark and quick breaths pushing past my clenched teeth before I advert my gaze to the three boys rolling onto the ground to ease their pain.
"Don't say I didn't warn you." I slam my shoulder against Taehyung's on my way out and roll my eyes when I hear several footsteps running after me.
"Where do you think you're going?" the deep voiced boy takes ahold of my wrist before I can jump over the front gate. I turn around slowly to be faced with a set of angry eyes, maroon specks glowing brighter in the moonlight.
"I'm going to kill him." I clench my jaw harshly before smacking his hand away and climbing onto the fence, my feet landing on the other side at the speed of light.
I run off into the dark night, an evil smirk creeping its way to my mouth when I realize that none of them are following me anymore.
