if the world was ending | ko kyung-jun

if the world was ending | ko kyung-jun

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if the world was ending you'd come over right? all jang hae-rin wants for her senior year of high school is to pass the csat, hangout with her friends and avoid pissing off her twin brother. so she keeps her head low, studies diligently and avoids trouble. at least, she tried avoiding trouble. but trouble seems to find her in the form of ko kyung-jun, a boy with sharp eyes and an equally as sharp tongue. for some reason, kyung-jun seems to find immense pleasure in picking on her - pulling her hair, kicking the back of her chair, stealing her things. he's exactly the sort of person hyun-ho warned her against, the kind of person she should stay far away from. so then why does she keep entertaining his taunts? why does she find it fun? it doesn't help that with the sudden draft of high school seniors in the military and the rigorous training exercises after class, kyung-jun seems to be the only person keeping her from going insane. so she decided this - what her brother doesn't know won't hurt him, right? ko kyung-jun x reader/oc duty after school/night has come crossover best read in dark mode
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