desc. in which [y/n] and woojae are childhood friends who uncover their feelings.
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you didn't realize how hopelessly in love with your best friend you were until now.
in this moment, you were sitting on your bed watching hulu on your tv as you ate your sadness away.
in the same moment, woojae was on a date with another girl somewhere.
minsik thought it was a good idea to put woojae out there. his idea led to him setting woojae up with one of his other friends. minsik showed you a photo of her when all of you were talking about it and to say the least, she was beautiful.
you weren't a part of h1ghr music nor were you an artist. you only met the boys through association with woojae. the two of you were childhood friends. you grew up together due to your families being good friends with each other.
at this point, you weren't even crying. you were simply frustrated at yourself and woojae. you were mad at yourself for not realizing how much you liked him but also upset with woojae for going on the date. you also knew it was unfair for you to feel like that since neither of you have ever talked about having those types of feelings.
you thought inside your head, if i like him, shouldn't he like me too? he has to, right? no he doesn't. why doesn't he ever make any moves? maybe i'm just reaching. maybe he'll forget about me.
tired of mentally beating yourself up, you turned off the tv, cleaned up the food, and got ready for bed. it was just 9pm but you wanted so badly to sleep your sorrows away that you didn't care.
after turning off your lights, you flopped on your bed and groaned, trying to release your frustration. hearing your phone ring, you groaned again.
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incoming call from birth giver 🤰💛 { accept } { decline }
"hello? mom?"
"why does your voice sound like that? you better not be doing drugs! i'll make you move back home!"
"no, i'm just tired. why did you call? what's up?"
"don't 'what's up' me, young lady. i can hear the distress in your voice."
"i thought you heard drugs in my voice."
"don't talk back to me. i called to check up on you. so honey, tell me what's wrong. you're deflecting more than usual."
