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jisoo’s utmost honesty comes out, and luna nods along. “i think you would fit well,” but maybe she’s biased. couldn’t anyone that wanted to be a part of the group fit, so long as they were willing to put the effort in to do so? jisoo was a good actress, too. luna had faith she could pull off any concept, even if she hated it. “but that would mean someone would have to leave, probably, and that isn’t ideal,” she laughs lightly. “but maybe seo jisub would want to add someone randomly. there used to be more members of luxe than there are now. it could be nice.” she already has a close friend in naeun in the group. having jisoo join her would be a dream.
luna smiles back. she has half a mind to ask her if she wants to skip training altogether. maybe, in the end, luna hasn’t changed that much after all. she doesn’t, though, and instead just smiles. “i’m worth getting in trouble for anyway, right?”
“right? i used to always want to head out but now i’m just—” she waves a hand in the air as she tries to find the right word to say. “—a homebody. there must be a really good reason before i can be encouraged to go out.” her youthful years were so exuberant and filled with experiences she would never think to go revisit today. so much has changed within the span of ten years; it was hard to believe that she used to do the things she did. jisoo supposes her teenaged self could not ever comprehend where she would be today too, if only she knew. her goals were so linear and just pointed to that one thing. now, it seems farther from her reach. was her decision to choose an idol company instead of an acting one the catalyst? perhaps, but she really was clouded by the fear that this was the only way. she supposes she would never know otherwise. “please, that would be wonderful. i would love to bring you to watch my only source of entertainment these days.” she smiles.
she casts the other a teasing glance —one that so very few people in her life gets to see— before asking her question. “why? what conspicuous places have you been visiting lately?” it was probably difficult that she had to be mindful of the fact that everywhere she goes, people might recognize her. freedom of mobility is limited then, especially if luna is the type to care about remaining invisible when she wants to.
“i definitely didn’t.” it was certainly an unexpected move from the company, but one that she believes they were correct in making. “i always thought sphere had you under their lock. i did not think they would ever let you go.” the negotiations must have been intense since she believes the other company would not just let go of one of their trainees whom they invested so much into just like that. either way, their loss was royal’s gain. jisoo could not imagine anyone else assimilating into the group as effortlessly as luna did. at least from an outsider’s point of view, it seems that she fit in amazingly well.
“thank you but i agree, i think another member would have to leave for that to happen and it wouldn’t be the best.” perhaps the fans wouldn’t take too kindly to another lineup change, especially if she were to end up not being up to par to the skills of the others. either way, it would not seem like it would happen anyway. the group is already doing so well and she’s positive seo jisub would not want to shake what they already built. “who knows really, right? in the meantime, i would just take comfort in the fact that we will be sister groups in the future. they might even be endeared to our close friendship.” she says, the thought making her smile.
jisoo nods her head as she looks at the older female with absolute affection. “of course you are, you will always be.” she laughs. “besides, you are the best person to get in trouble with so i can’t really complain.”













