tokyo || joba [CANCELLED]

𝚌𝚑𝚊𝚙𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝟼

A few minutes ago she was sitting in one of the slopes of the skate park and now she was on top of Matt's board.

"Here, I'll help you." Matt put his hands on her elbows to help Charlie balance herself on top of the board, making her put her hands on his biceps to steady herself in the most comfortable position she could get.

The black haired boy gave her some basic instructions on how to stand on the board so she wouldn't fall and how to boost herself, assuring Charlie that he would not be letting her fall anytime soon.

The rest of the boyband was sitting down on some of the railings of the skate park and others were scattered around the floor, focused on chatting or their phones. Everyone except one boy, Joba, he was skating by himself on the other side of the park. His solitude sparked Charlie's curiosity and she payed attention to all the subtle movements he made to not fall of the board or to go up the slopes. She also noticed the cigarette he had hanging between his fingers to which he gave light drags to every once in a while.

After some minutes of practice with Matt she learned how to not fall instantly so she decided to try skating slowly by herself. Just push a little, push a little bit more and put her foot on the board, shouldn't be that hard, right?

Well... Wrong, very wrong.

"Careful." two arms came to her rescue moments before the word came out of the mouth of the man who was now holding her against his chest.

" I-, um, thanks." Charlie couldn't see the face of the man who was talking to her but she only needed the sound of that voice, Joba.

He helped her so she would get of the board safely, still not facing each other. From that angle, the girl could clearly see all the other boys, some of them obviously looking at the couple without trying to conceal their amusement while others were completely unaware of the situation.

When Charlie turned to face Joba, she noticed the little space that was present between them. The girl's lips parted slightly, thinking about her next words, which seemed like they would never come out.

"Maybe don't try skating by yourself just yet." he made it sound slightly like a question but it was clearly good advice.

"You're right. Thanks again for helping me." that was a bad habit she had, apologizing too much.

"It's nothing." Russell shrugged it off like he hadn't just saved the girl from a fall that could probably have ended on a broken bone.

"Okay, lovebirds, pack it up, we're leaving." a slight blush formed over Charlies naturally fair cheeks as Rommil's voice resonated in the almost empty skating park. They stopped staring at each other and turned their heads to look at where the voice had come from.

"Let's go." the girl's eyes returned to the boy in front of her and gave him a small nod with her head, walking by Russell' side.