The Cost of Perfection | Rosé x Reader

Chapter 6 - Lunchtime Conversations

The lunch room was bustling with students. Rosie had her head in her arms on the table, while Jennie was desperately trying to stop herself from laughing any louder. One hand on her chest while the other was wiping the tears that appeared at the corner of her eyes.

"Oh my gosh! Jennie stop!" Rosie mumbled into the table. "Okay, ok." Jennie calmed down enough for her to talk normal. "One more time, tell me what happened? Please!" Rosie lifted her head slightly off the table to glare at the girl. "Noo! It was so embarrassing!"

"Honestly, it could have been way worse. At least you weren't in the middle of doing it when Y/N's mom came home." Rosie let her head fall back onto her arms on the table. "That would've killed me."

"You need to relax a little. Like I said there are so many other ways that could've been worse. At least you were covered up." Rosie laid her head on her arms, looking at the girl. "I was still basically half naked in front of Y/N's mom...Plus she tried to give us the sex talk..." Jennie burst out laughing once again. "That's the best part!!!" Rosie rolled her eyes sulking on the side, wishing that she just kept the incident to herself instead of confiding in her best friend.

"What's got her so amused?" Nayeon asked seeing Jennie dying of laughter as her, Yeri, Wendy and Irene joined them, setting their lunch down on the table in front of them. Jennie tried covering her mouth as she tried to stop herself from laughing again, but the thought of Rosie being embarrassed by the situation yesterday was alot more funny than it should've been for her. Rosie slowly lifted her head, tucking the lose strands of hair behind her ear, her round cheeks a bright red.

"What's got you so red in the face?" Yeri asked as she opened her juice container. Irene glanced back and forth at the two. "Seriously what did we miss?" The four of them completely clueless.

Rosie pouted resting her head on her arm again, avoiding looking at any of them. "Nothing...just something really embarrassing that happened yesterday." The four girls still sat there a little dumbfounded. "How embarrassing?" Nayeon asked taking a bite of her lunch. "Sooo embarrassing!" "Oh stop! It wasn't that bad..." Jennie said lightly pushing Rosie's side.

Nayeon had a big grin appear on her face as she slyly continued to eat her lunch, a thought coming to her mind. "Does it involve Y/N?" Jennie squinted her eyes at her from across the table. Rosie's cheeks seemed to get even more red. "Wait is it like embarrassing because it involves doing..." She wiggled her eyebrows up and down. Rosie hid her face in her hands. She didn't even need to agree or disagree, her actions said all they needed to know.

The four finally understanding the situation a little more. "Wait what happened? You have to tell us now!" Yeri leaned in further, wanting to get the tea.

"Was it like...bad?" Nayeon whispered to the group. "I doubt that. I've always imagined Y/N being really good?" Yeri's mouth dropped open. "OH MY GOD! Irene you can't just say that!" Irene's expression staying the same. "Why? I didn't mean anything by it." Jennie started picking at her food, amused by the conversation taking place. She was a little stunned Irene had the guts to openly admit that in front of Rosie.

Nayeon tries to divert the conversation back to her point. "So was I close...actually now that I think about it I agree with Irene...so were you bad?" She asks Rosie, looking directly at her with curious eyes. Wendy finally chimes in. "I don't think it's possible for it to be bad with either of them. I mean look at them! Bad doesn't exist in their world."

Rosie had her head in her hands still. Now more embarrassed by the fact that her friends were trying to dissect her love life. She grabbed at her hair and brought it over covering her face even more. Jennie joined back in. "That's so true! Wait...now I'm curious about something else, Rosie do you have a favorite time with Y/N?" Thinking things over in her head, Rosie came to the conclusion that yesterday wasn't as embarrassing as she thought, today seemed to be worse, mostly because her best friends knew how to endlessly tease her.