Maintain The Distance

Maintain The Distance

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"When we're eighteen, we're leaving," Min-jun said, his voice cracking slightly-he was going through that awkward stage where his throat felt like it was full of gravel. Ji-soo adjusted her glasses, leaning her head on his shoulder. "To Seoul?" "To Seoul," he echoed. "I'll work at a big record label, and you'll write those novels you're always scribbling in your notebooks. We'll get a small apartment with a balcony. And a cat. A fat one." Ji-soo laughed, a bright, melodic sound that Min-jun felt in his bones. She held out her small, dirt-streaked pinky finger. "Promise?" Min-jun hooked his finger around hers. His grip was firm, desperate, as if he knew that holding on was the only thing keeping his world from tilting. "Promise. Jjang-forever." "Forever," she agreed.
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