IT felt like falling and it was me falling.
Off the couch and on to the ground with a loud thud, of course.
That's how my Monday morning started, by the way. And when I look up, I see that Yeosang's feet are dangling over the edge of the couch - which I assume was where I was sleeping because of how close the distance was from where I fell.
This boy had the audacity to kick me in his sleep!? Yeouch, I feel hurt. Both physically and mentally.
But nevertheless, I pick myself up from the floor and start to get ready for the day.
When I step in front of the mirror, about to wash my face, I see a glint of something else in my eyes that I know wasn't there yesterday morning, or the morning before that, and maybe the morning before that as well. It's like a sparkle and it made my heart skip - since when was I like this?
And I stare at myself for even longer, looking back at the reflection who stares at me. Something indeed swirled in her irises, the longer gaze into them, the more I notice the colours. A soft turquoise, sometimes glinting green and a second later, they're purple, before they fade back into my old brown ones. Like an aurora.
With a small gasp, I quickly turn around to face away from the mirror and slide the left side of my collar down my arm. My eyes peer over my shoulder and that's when I see it in its colours more strikingly vibrant than what Yeosang had described to me earlier this morning. I find myself getting pulled, intrigued and becoming more attached into the symbol carved on my skin so I decide that even if I don't find who I share my star with, at least I know that I've seen them somewhere before.
And that I'm not alone.
Yeosang calls my name from outside, so I quickly pull my shirt back up and hurriedly wash my face and brush my teeth, making myself look a little more presentable in the eye of the public.
"Yes..!?" I call back, hopping out of the bathroom whilst trying my hair up into a ponytail.
"What food do you have?" Yeosang's voice echoes down the hall, telling me that he's probably in the kitchen.
I stride into the kitchen to find the boy scanning through my fridge with a thoughtful look. "I usually have a box of cereal down here..." I say and crouch down to open up a cabinet on the bottom of the kitchen counters, pulling out a box of cornflakes and Milo cereal. "... ta-dah!"
Yeosang blinks before taking the Milo box and helps himself to a generous helping of breakfast. Joining alongside him, I let out an exhausted sigh.
It's only Monday and yet I feel drained already and I shouldn't have negative thoughts so early in the week. That I know, but when you can already feel how exhausting the week ahead will be then, so long energy, I guess.
Furthermore, I can't stop thinking about my star partner - who are they? How old are they? Were they only here to visit the country or are they a resident? Are they nice? What job do they have - or do they not work at all?
There are almost 8 billion people on this planet, which means almost 4 billion stars out there had split their lights. With that many people on board this, I wish they had a GPS system to track down your celestial other.
"Hyeshin, you look ugly," Yeosang stops my train of thoughts, almost making me lose balance of my chin and I can't even imagine what I would do if my head falls down to the bottom of the cereal bowl.
"Yeosang, what the hell -!?"
The boy only gives me a nonchalant shrug. "Nothing, it's a new week and you would've just looked better with a smile, not a frown."
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stardust | park seonghwa ✓
Fanfictionwe are made of stardust, that's why we shine and that's why we glow. we are the children of the stars, our luminescence run within our blood. when the child of a star is born, its light refracts and its soul splits into two, one for you and the othe...