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ep 10; kai pt.2✨

Lucas walked up to Jongin and shoved him. "Sorry.", he sarcastically said and sat down in the empty classroom.

Jongin looked confused.

"Ya know, you won't win. I'm being honest, what can your dumbass instructor teach you? He hasn't even been in boxing for 4 years. Just quit already, Jongin."

Lucas knew he felt bad about what he was saying, but he needed to make his coach proud. "You're absolutely worthless.", he finished his statement, shooting the hurtful words at Jongin.

"I may be worthless but at least I'm not a bitch. What happened to you anyways? Is it just because we're competing? Bro, you know damn well we were friends.", Jongin scoffed, trying not to be soft like Jonghyun had told him.

Lucas stood up in front of Jongin and stared at him for a while. He regretted the words that would soon come out of his mouth.

"You're nothing to me, Kai."

Jongin's heart hurt, especially when he started using his boxing (only in the ring) name. Lucas and him were quite friendly to each other.

They both looked at Minho and I walking in, talking politely. We felt the tension and the rivalry in the classroom. "Did we interrupt something?", Minho raised his eyebrow.

Lucas hugged his best friend, glaring at Jongin. "Nope"

He's changing.

Wonder who could be doing that to poor Lucas, the class clown who has now become the scariest douchebag ever.

Weeks before,
"The tip on beating Kai is to lay your strongest punch against his head.", the old instructor said.

"Isn't that breaking the rules? We'd be disqualified immediately.", Lucas felt a nervous drop of sweat sliding down his forehead.

"Who cares? No one likes Kai anyways and that's not who I'm focusing on damaging. It's someone else.."

"So you're basically using me?", Lucas scoffed.

"Sort of, but you'll get all the success."

Lucas didn't know why he wanted success so much in his life.

To theatre, to art, to basketball. He could only be in boxing and wanted to make his boxing fanatic of a dad to just notice him for once. What if the match was recorded on TV? Maybe he would finally go to a match!

Risking on landing the strongest punch at Kai was a bad idea to him but he needed it.

This would be something he would soon regret, but he's too young to understand.

It's not him at all.