crossings - jhfly

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Jihyo went on, scribbling down notes and ideas in her notebook as Sana sat there, scrolling through her phone. She couldn't understand the audacity of the girl next to her; completely ignoring the task at hand. A small laugh erupted from Sana, having Jihyo look at her irritably.

"Are you just going to sit there and do nothing? What happened to-"

"You asked if I would contribute. I said sure, but I can't promise anything. Sound clear?" Her tone was very relaxed. She was mindful that Jihyo's temper with her was already at an all-time high, meaning she could burst with anger at any moment.

"I-" Jihyo was at a loss for words. She had to contain herself or bad things would happen, and her parents would NOT enjoy that call from the school. "Sana, what do I have to do in order for you to actually do something?" Jihyo asked, her patience crumbling with each minute that passed. Sana shrugged innocently and shook her head simultaneously, returning to her phone's entertainment. As if her gut was telling her that she's had enough, Jihyo snatched the device from her hand.

"Hey, what was that for?" Sana questioned. She got no response, but instead, she witnessed Jihyo typing in something on her phone. "Can I have my phone back? You had no right to-"

"6:00. Sharp. My place. I'll text you the address. Okay?" Sana, again, stood unmovingly out of shock. Jihyo figured that the only way she could get her partner to do anything at all was to force it. Yes, it wasn't right, but if no one was going to take initiative between the two of them, then this project would be a complete flop. The bell rang, indicating the end of the period. Jihyo gave Sana her phone back but held it firmly before she could take it.

"What time?" Sana sighed in defeat, knowing she had no way out of this. "6:00," she said, trying to take her phone but getting denied once again by a glare from Jihyo. "Sharp." She smiled and let go of the phone, exiting the classroom with a grin hidden on her face. Sana sighed once more.

"Didn't know you would make this hard for me, too, Miss Park." Sana shook her head at the thought.

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"You have to go to her house? Seriously, Sana, you might get killed over there."

The four girls all gathered at their apartment, for which they all shared. Each of them shared the apartment because it could fit all of them in there. Also, neither of them felt like buying their own place to live to they resorted to sharing. It was equipped with everything, from a laundry machine to a big kitchen to a TV in each room. Momo's parents were ecstatic to find that she was living with her childhood friends and another close friend of hers (which Mina, Sana, and Jeongyeon still don't fully understand why but they don't complain), so they happily participated in purchasing the house for them.

"What time did she ask for you, Sana?"

"Momo, you're making it sound like I'm her servant," she said, watching her laugh it up, almost choking on her snack. Mina and Jeongyeon in the kitchen making ddukbokki (Korean for spicy rice cake :D), fighting about if one of them added too much spice or not. The house was very exciting for about 20 or so minutes until a knock was heard at their door.

"I'll get it!" Mina yelled. "What the- Mina, you can't just leave food on the stove," Jeongyeon called at her. "That's what you're for, Jeongie!" she heard, scowling and grinning while Sana and Momo laughed at Mina's comment. A not-so-distant "unnie" was heard as the shuffling of footsteps was heard entering the apartment.

"Oh, hey guys," an unfamiliar voice said. Chaeyoung, followed by Dahyun, walked further into the living room.

"Hey.." Sana started. She turned to Momo, her friend instantly understanding her question. "It's for the project." She nodded in understandment.

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