"close your eyes. rest a bit. you're safe here now."
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~START • CHAPTER 1~
TODAY was another ordinary day for Jeon Jungkook. Wake up, get ready for hell, go to hell, stay in hell for about 6-7 hours, and leave hell until the next day came around.
If you haven't caught on by now, i'm referring to school.
Ah, the joy that school and curriculum brings. The never ending cycle of torture, socializing, learning, eating, and of course, rivalry.
The only part of jungkook's day that he could thoroughly enjoy was the part after all of the sitting, listening to the same boring, old lectures that were told by the same unpleasant teachers who were just dying to send a student to detention all because of a missing late slip for the morning.
No, jungkook's favorite part of his day was track & field practice. He was the star of the track & field team at Lumindicus's School for Boys. Three time gold medal champion at the school's annual district meet, andhe has been the honorable mention for his team the past two years in a row. He most definitely does not plan on letting those titles slip from him his fourth year, as a senior. He was going to work hard, even harder than last year, beat his own records from last years district meet, and get a scholarship to Stanford University, which is in the U.S.
He had been learning English since he was 12 years old, so he new basic terms and phrases. English was hard man. He also had a 4.2 GPA (a/n: yes, that's possible, one of my sisters had that when she graduated too.) and had scored very high on his end of the year exams for the last three years. When it comes to collegiate sports, you have to work hard in school as well, or else it won't even matter.
So, Jungkook went throughout his everyday schedule of hell, just hanging on by the things he knew were good enough to get him by. He was expecting great things from himself to help him reach his goals and dreams this year, and no one, not one person, was going to stop him from achieving them.
