"Drink the medicine." Jungkook said, warning visible in his voice.
"No." Mia shook her head, refusing to cooperate.
"Drink. The. Medicine." Jungkook gritted out each word, darkly.
"I won't." She said stubbornly.
"Why?" He asked.
Having no solid...
At the interference, I turned my body around and discovered Jungkook standing there, looking a bit scared and a bit relieved, all at the same time.
"Well, do you wanna join her? Because I don't know about you but I'm definitely gonna enjoy doing it for sure." I said and passed him my brightest, the most fake smile.
I felt footsteps approaching me. When the person was close enough, I felt some kind of movements from behind me.
I guess, I kinda figured Jungkook out because I, unknowingly knew that he was gonna try to hug me.
Just when his arms were about to get wrapped around my waist, I turned left and evaded them.
"Get away from me if you wanna live." I gave him a piercing look. One that would make even the strongest and the most powerful person to cower.
At that moment, I swear he resembled a little kid who was denied chocolates from his favourite candy shop. His lower lip was folded while his eyes had that look that said 'You-are-being-unfair'.
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If I were an average girl that look may have worked on me but since I wasn't one to begin with, I totally ignored the puppy and started walking ahead.
At the camp, everyone was waiting for me. The girls embraced me, the teachers asked me if I was okay now and the boys circled around me to give me their well wishes.
After everything was over, the teacher asked us to gather around and that it was time that we play some fun games and engage ourselves in some exciting sports.
The first activity was to carry the spoon in our mouths, which would contain a boiled egg, without touching it with our hands, passing it on to the next person, standing on the other side. But we had to make sure that it would not fall or else we're out.
Same old game.
The games continued like that for a while.
Suddenly, a teacher asked us to gather around at the campsite. When all were present there, our homeroom teacher came and stood in front of us, "I know that you don't wanna play these childish games so I planed something interesting for you."
"Really? Like what?" A student shouted from the crowd.
"I'll tell you. The game goes like this, you people will be divided into duos. Your left hands will be tied together with a string. Then, you have to go to the forest and look for pieces of paper. On them, there are some intructions to help you find the 'treasure'. Whoever, finds it first, wins."
