I Need U

Chapter 41

"So anything about Siwoo?" Jeong Eun asked J-Hope. "Well, she told us that the guy would announce their engagement this weekend." J-Hope answered as his hands busy cutting the steak.

Seonggi looked at him, "This weekend you say?"

J-Hope nodded. "But I'm not sure whether on Saturday or Sunday."

"That guy should tell Siwoo what's the exact day or else we can't help." Jeong Eun told him and his father nodded.

Jeong Eun looked at her husband, "Honey, don't you have anything to say?" she asked but he just shrugged.

J-Hope looked at his father, "Look dad, I thought you're over with 'I hate you friends' things. Even if you don't like Siwoo being my girlfriend, just think of her as my friend."

Seonggi put his fork and knife down, "This is what we call obstacle." He said.

"Huh? What's that supposed to mean?" He looked at his father.

"Like your mother said, unless we know the exact day, we can't do much." Seonggi told J-Hope before he continued to eat.

He looked at his dad curiously.

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Kihyun looked at Siwoo with a soft smile. "You know, it's a good thing that your friends didn't fight back today. Unlike the other days, they would fight back whenever I tried to take you away from. Seems like they're ready to let you go."

Siwoo narrowed her eyes at him, "You're wrong. They never wanted to let me go."

"Whatever you say, sweetheart. Before I forgot, if you any plan of this Sunday, make sure you cancel everything." Kihyun told her before he looked outside.

Siwoo frowned, "Why should I?"

Kihyun turned to her. A smile came across his face, "We're having a conference with my business partners and all the reporters. I'm going to announce our engagement to everyone. That's what you want, remember?"

Siwoo clenched her fist tightly, "You'll do anything for me huh?"

"Now only you realise?" He smiled.

Siwoo silently gritted her teeth, *smile while you still can, you idiot. J-hope oppa won't let you do as you like.*

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"My little princess! What are you doing? –J-Hope."

Siwoo smiled widely when she read the text. Jungkook looked at her. "Look at you, smiling from ear to ear." he said. "Butt off." Siwoo answered as she typed the reply.

"I'm doing nothing. Just sitting here with Jungkook. –Siwoo."

"Does our maknae at his best behavior? –J-Hope."

Siwoo scanned Jungkook from head to toe.

"Nuna, why are you looking at me like that?" he asked curiously.

She ignored him and typed a reply.

*Geez, she totally ignored me!* Jungkook thought disappointingly.

"He still has his clothes on so yeah, everything's fine. ^^ -J-Hope."

"Gimme me a call if he cause trouble okay? He can be a pain in the ass sometimes. –J-Hope."

Siwoo chuchkled as she read. She showed the last message to Jungkook.

"What? I'm not a troublemaker. J-Hope hyung is much worst than I am." Jungkook said to her. She smiled before she ruffled his hair messily.

Siwoo was about to type a reply when she received a new message from J-Hope.

"So do you know when is the exact day? –J-Hope."

"It's on Sunday." She typed as fast as possible.

"Okay. –J-Hope."

"Okay? That's it? –Siwoo."

"Hey, I know you're tired. Go to sleep early tonight okay. Bye princess. Oh and don't forget to dream of me. –J-Hope."

"Since you called me princess, I forgive you. Goodbye oppa. –Siwoo."

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J-Hope went to get his parents. "Mom, dad! I got it! It's on Sunday. Siwoo told me that it would be on Sunday." He told them.

JeongEun checked the calendar. "Sunday? Oh, wait! Hoseok-" "Mom, you'll help me, right?" he hugged his mother before he went back to his room.

"Hoseok-ah!" Jeong Eun called but J-Hope was no longer at sight.

She turned to her husband, "Honey what should we do? Your company dinner would be on this Saturday. We're too busy to help him out."

Seonggi smiled at his wife.

"Why are you smiling like that to me?" She asked but he didn't answer but to keep his smiling face.

Jeong Eun frowned, "Honey, you're scaring me."