S-Soulmates?! (Yoonkook, y.k.)

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(A/N: Before I start this episode, I want to tell y'all that I did some more research on Korean honorifics.  I realized that the term 'seonbae' is used to call a female or male student who's older than you at school/university.  And that 'hubae' is used to call a female or male student who's younger than you at school/university.  But since Yoongi is close to most of his friends, I'll just continue to write him saying hyung instead of seonbae/hubae.  One last thing, there's a very quick escalation and de-escalation in today's episode so. . .)

-September 30, Wednesday-

Yoongi, Soo-Yun, and Hoseok were standing on the sidelines, cheering Jungkook on. Well, the coach wasn't too happy about them just screaming "Jungkook you can do it!"

But the coach let them stay because of how enthusiastic they seemed about football— when really— Yoongi forced Soo-Yun and Hoseok to come and cheer for Jungkook.

Amaryllis High's football team was having their first practice game of the year with another football team from a different high school. (which I don't want to come up with a name for because I ain't creative enough for that).

Right now, Amaryllis High was winning but the other team was only 2 points behind.

Although for some reason, Jungkook didn't seem very avid on winning, or even just playing the football game itself. Something was wrong for sure and Yoongi knew, but all he could do right now was cheer for Jungkook on the sidelines of the football field.

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"The winning team, Amaryllis High at 46.8 points!" The coach shouted as teammates from the opposite sides shook hands and said good game to each other.

Yoongi screamed hysterically shaking Hoseok and Soo-Yun, "We won!"

"Oh my god Yoongi, calm down.  It's a practice game."  Hoseok said.

"Hoseok seonbae, don't take the excitement out of it.  I mean, they still did win, even if it was a practice game." Soo-Yun pointed out.

"So you don't think that Yoongi is overreacting in the slightest?"

"Nope."

"Really?"

"Okay fine, he is.  A lot." Soo-Yun laughed.  "Just let Yoongi have his fun.  His soulmate's team just won their first practice game."

"Whatever, what's important is that Jungkook scored the final point!" Yoongi exclaimed as he saw Jungkook take off his football helmet, walking over to the three of them.  "Jungkookie, you looked so cool!"

Jungkook smiled tiredly, running a hand through his ruffled up hair. 

"But. . .how come you don't look too happy?" Yoongi asked, looking at Jungkook.

"It's stupid.  Coach announced who would be the captain and assistant captain just before the game started." Jungkook mumbled.

"And. . .?" Yoongi prompted, wanting Jungkook to elaborate further.

"I'm not the captain this year.  Apparently, Kwan-Sik told the coach about all those things I did last year, like skipping class, getting into fights, and even getting in trouble once for underage drinking." Jungkook explained.  "The coach obviously didn't believe Kwan-Sik at first so he asked the principal, and of course, the principal said all of it was true."