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but he did not. he was not showing any more weaknesses because he had a susipcion that jisoo would like it. dropping his books besides him, he used his free hand to run through his short hair, pushing it back and out of his face. “why do you ask me if we both know that you already know the answer?” his voice came out like a quiet hiss, eyes narrowing in on the other student. “what do you want to hear from me? i won’t apologize, i did nothing wrong! i never asked for your attention, this is completly unreasonable.”
he stumbles, and she feels satisfaction rocket through her, gleeful at even the smallest bit of vengeance she gets. and from his reaction, she knows this isn’t an unfamiliar place to him, even though it should be – rumours were right, then. and hyungtae ( ugly name, really. wouldn’t have been too bad if it were a cat’s, but a person? yuck. not that any name sounds good when attached to a person, generally. ) tries to put on a brave front, a spiel in defence of his actions spilling out. she pays attention for the first five words.
yeah, it is pretty unreasonable. luckily, shit like reason and logic aren’t what she’s known for. jisoo sneers at him in response, “yeah, ‘cus bein’ mad about getting fuckin’ lied to is on me, right?” she rolls her eyes and steps forward, getting into his personal space.
if she were a better person: she’d worry about him, about the fact that he’d stayed a cat for a quarter of a year, that he clearly still seems uncomfortable in his own skin and easily unbalanced. but she’s not: she just takes note of how off-kilter he is, sizes him up and decides that he’d be pretty easy to take down.
“i ain’t askin’ you to apologise,” she says, and carbon pools into a curled fist, fortifying skin and bone into a solid mass. she bares her teeth at him, holding up her fist; she doesn’t give him time to react before she’s swinging it at him, aiming at his collarbone. it’s a very breakable bone – she knows this from experience. now, he’ll get that experience, too.











