Jae is a fool, for letting himself even think of those things. She wasn’t his lover, at this point in time. Maybe any other time (most likely before), when the accident wasn’t the issue. But, either way, he sighs quietly, watching her walk over to him, as if she’s done it a million times, and a million times again, before this lifetime. Like she’d belonged there. Right there, in front of him, a perfect sculpture settled beneath him, yet he couldn’t touch. Slowly, he held his breath, brows furrowing at how she managed to touch him lightly. “I’ll… I’ll help you with your clothes.” He finally mutters, wanting to touch her, even if over the fabric —It was better than having her taunt him in agony. Sighing again, in one quick motion, he slowly nodded his head. “It is —You used to complain about my work all the time,” he chuckles softly, looking over at her again, when her hands dropped. Having her here felt so comforting, but not —Only because he couldn’t touch her and remind her that he loved her more than anything in this awfully rancid world. So, instead, he ruffles her hair, leading the way. “What’d you do today? From the looks of it… Not much.” He chuckled again, making sure to not look over at her.
The way he looked at her was something new, even if she had lost all her memories, she remembered faintly that friends...don't look at each other like he was looking at her; or at least it was instilled in her common sense, right? It was more than difficult to learn his eyes, they were...distant yet close at the same time; his gaze offered comfort and made her feel like she couldn't stray closer to him for a moment. Everything was complicated, he was complicated which only made her more interested to learn about him -- an odd way of thinking, honestly. Nonetheless, she nodded when he suggested about her complaining about his work -- sounded too much like lovers business. Why would she share a room with a male in the first place? Nothing made sense. "Oh, well, don't overwork yourself. I'm sure your girlfriend would be worried about you." Her tone cold and stern as though it wasn't her business to meddle in, and honestly, in her head, it was not. Chuckling lowly, she smoothed out her hair, of course, she had to take care of herself aesthetically. "I went downstairs and bought some food." She pointed to the plastic bags on the dining table. "Didn't know how to cook, and that was the best I could do...Plus, I don't want to be a dead weight to you. How...was your day?"












