only if you say yes ; enhypen

"Why are you leaving so early, don't your classes start in like an hour?" Nara asked sipping on her cup of lemon tea, sitting in their living room. 

"I need to catch the bus. And have to walk there. It will take time." Junhee stuffed her things in her backpack hurriedly, "I wish mine and Eunkyung's classes started at the same time, we could go together."

"Good for her, she has Jay to accompany her."

Junhee huffed at that, it was much easier for her to make a move on the said male now that they were neighbours, but she never even got a chance to see him.

Did he even know her? He was always with Eunkyung after all. Maybe she could ask her for help. 

But for now, her concern was to reach uni on time. She ran out of the lift when she saw Sunoo leaving the building as well. 

"Oh good morning, heading to classes?" he asked with a smile.

"Yes! I'm afraid I've missed the bus." 

"Oh don't worry, you're on time, we can go together." They both walk out on the street, chatting away until they reach the bus stop. 

"Will we go together every day then?" she asked.

"Not really... usually Jake or Jay drop me since they have cars. I woke up late today so I'm going by the bus. Why are you leaving so early?" he asked, shielding his face from the sun with his hands. 

"To catch the bus... takes much longer than driving there..."

"You could've just gone with Riki," he hesitated as he saw her expression change, "I guess not..." 

"Thank you for accompanying me, see you later!" she waved bye to her kind senior, who left to go to his own classes. 

Grabbing her apron, she sat in front of her canvas, continuing her painting from the last class. She was grateful to the huge ass canvas in front of her, which blocked Riki from her view for the rest of the day. 

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"Eunkyung..." Junhee whined, looking around the house for her best friend. "Would she be over at the guys' house?" 

Junhee entered her neighbours' house, her feet dragging as she still whined, "Eunkyung are you there? My neck hurts... Where are you, my Eunkyungie..." She smiled at the sight of the girl she was looking for, falling into her arms. 

"Hello there, Junhee. Had a long day, I'm guessing?" 

Junhee jumped at the sudden voice, smiling at him in response. 

"I was making coffee for the both of us, should I make you one too?" Jay asked her smiling, melting her heart right away. 

Eunkyung dragged her to their big couch, asking her about the day. Junhee told her about the boring landscape class while her eyes wandered to the island kitchen and the charming guy behind the counter brewing coffee for her. 

"Thank you so much!" her face lit up as she accepted the steamy aromatic mug of coffee, "This will definitely make me feel better."

He didn't leave after giving her the coffee mug; rather, he sat on the couch with them, watching their exchange in silence. Junhee tried her best to act natural and not panic. 

"Thank you for welcoming me into your house, even after I made such a big scene the other day..." she spoke to him sheepishly. She really had gone and ruined her own first impression. 

"Ah, not really. Rather I would say treat this as your own house, come and go as you please. After Riki basically got you kicked out of your dorm, this is the least we can do for you." 

She stared at him wide-eyed, he was such a well-spoken man, that she didn't know how to respond. 

Eunkyung chuckled watching her facial expressions, "There he goes, charming girls with his words..." 

"What charming..." he shrugged it off out of embarrassment. 

Junhee neared the coffee mug to her lips, the smell immediately soothing her. The coffee was straight up her alley, she wondered how he got it so right on the first try. Now she had an excuse to come visit him every evening.