And so it began, Yejinâs gradual destruction of his room. The other was aware that he had a roommate, but he had yet to see the other. Maybe Yejin just hadnât spent enough time in his room over the past couple of days to do so, but either way, Yejin had yet to meet his roommate. But the knowledge of his existence was enough to keep the designer at least semiconscious of his mess and try to keep his fabric scraps and sketches and things of the like on his side of the room. Sadly, some things are just inevitable and naturally things began to gravitate to the other side a bit. And it was on one afternoon, when the designer lay on his back on the bed, with his legs straight up against the wall and a roll of redish fabric in his hands that Yejinâs roommate finally appeared. Hearing the door open, the designer tilted his head back a bit to see him and smiled a bit, âOhâŠare you my roommate?â ( park-jaejoon )
At first, Jaejoon stood in the doorway. He spoke no words, but instead, scanned his priorly spotless room. As his eyes drifted over piles of foreign items, Jaejoon found his sights landing on an unfamiliar figure. âJust who and what are you, exactly?â The answer was rather crossâ a usual response from the young man. Though initially hesitant, he eventually gathered up the courage to step foot into the room he could no longer call his own. Jaejoon couldnât recall sharing a room with anyone so messy in months. âYou arenât planning to keep your filth up on the wall, do you?â












