What I Want [COMPLETED]

Chapter 17 - Spring Day

It took most of the next day to handle the situation with Ji Seok. They were tempted to get the kid in cuffs and bring him in once they looked everything over. They even looked up the complaint from you about the concussion in December and did some investigating at Ji Seok's school, with his friends, family, and yes, and even Hyuna. It looked like Ji Seok was going to finally go away for something, face the consequences of his actions. That is until Daddy was done waiting. He gave the cops the day to do their job, but when it looked like Ji Seok was in hot water, he pulled the Sergeant and working Detectives into a meeting. It was only a matter of minutes before the Sergeant, as well as Detectives Dong-Wook and Da Min, sat in the Sergeant's office with Ji Seok, who looked annoyed as his father sat beside him and watched the video Jungkook sent involving the fight with Taehyung. The Sergeant paused it and the man took a deep breath, hitting Ji Seok over the head.

"Shut up, Ji Seok." He said. "Now, Sergeant, what do you suggest? I really don't want to have to involve my lawyers in this, but I will if I must."

"Well, Mr. Na, based on what the video shows, your son initiated the fight with Mr. Kim, who only responded after the second punch was flung. My Detectives spoke with both parties and that is why Mr. Kim was released." Mr. Na looked at his son, who was staring out the window in annoyance.

"Look. The way I see it is two teenagers getting out their hormonal rage. Luckily, both got out with a few bumps and bruises and nothing more serious." Mr. Na leaned forward. "I assume we can just leave it at that? I'm sure that...Taehyung kid and his parents would prefer it that way too?" The Sergeant took a deep breath, nodding. "My son needed to be knocked around a bit, maybe it'll keep his head on straight for once."

"I can agree, this time. But, I assure you, if your son ends up in my station again, I don't intend to make it just...go away." The Sergeant said. "I know it's happened before in other stations, but not in mine." Mr. Na chuckled, reaching a hand out to the Sergeant as the duo gave a firm shake. Mr. Na also reached out to Dong-Wook and Da Min, shaking their hands as well with a smile on his face.

"I can assure you that this won't be happening anymore." He said. Ji Seok snickered.

"Whatever." He mumbled, only to get another smack upside the head by his father.

"Apologize, Ji Seok." He said sternly. Ji Seok rolled his eyes, nodding his head slightly as he murmured a half-assed apology. "Thank you, officers." He grabbed his son by the shoulder and practically dragged him out of the room. Both detectives saw Ji Seok turn around and look at them, flipping them off as the doors closed behind him.

"What a prick." The Sergeant huffed.

"At least his Dad seems to understand the consequences, unlike him. God, I wish we could've just put him away." Da Min said. "That other kid looked like hell when he arrived."

"Trust me, he'll be back." The Sergeant said, sending both Detectives out of his office and back to work.

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As the weeks went on, March turns into April, Taehyung recovered from his injuries. But now he had a new, and to him, much bigger problem to face. It had been one month since you told him that you loved him, and he has tried countless times to say those same words to you. But every time he did, he would clam up and say something else instead. Over time, you kind of figured out what he was trying to do, and it meant a lot to you that he was trying. But still, you hadn't said it to him since the first time, thinking that if you did so, it would make him even more anxious about it.

Since the upcoming week was going to be filled with nice weather, you decided that it would be fun to invite all of your friends over for a nice little BBQ. You knew how much spending time with friends meant to Taehyung, so you thought it would be a good idea for everyone. Getting permission from your parents, you got all of the necessary ingredients at the grocery store, and made sure to get enough to feed a whole bunch of people. It was exciting, the idea of having all of your friends over for a fun afternoon together on a nice day. Saturday seemed like the best bet, most people were free then, and the four oldest boys were readily prepared for their entrance exams in the next few weeks. So, you called every person up and invited them over on Saturday.