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Related drabble: here! {Sort of like a prequel, if you like!}
It was the second time that week that the girl had found herself cocooned in a fluffy sea of linen blankets — curled up upon the couch; a mountain of supplies extensive enough to outlast an apocalypse piled up on the coffee table before her. The sky was crying; and by Yoon Bomi’s oh-so-equal reasoning — this meant that she herself should be crying too. You know, just to even it out a little bit; just so the sky could feel a little bit better about itself.
And so here the girl sat; blanket-burrito’d in front of the television — and nibbling away at a slice of pepperoni pizza as she (quite literally) sobbed all over the place; mourning over the tragedy of Jamie and Landon in A Walk To Remember, as if she knew the fictional characters personally. “I miss when movies based on Nicholas Spark’s novels were actually go — Oh no, Landoooooooon. Don’t cry; it hurts seeing you like this! Just stoooop!” She despaired amongst her tears and pepperoni pizza-eating; out-right wailing — completely inconsolable … When there was a shuffling of footsteps at the door.
Damp, fawn hues widening; Bomi deconstructed the blanket burrito in record time, throwing down the slice of pizza while she was at it — completely mortified at the thought of even one of her two new housemates catching her in such a stereotypically girly-sappy state. The teasing would go on forever (and ever — and ever!). But as the girl sat there; cheeks red and tear-stained, chick flick frozen on pause — there was no turning of the door lock. Instead, there echoed through the apartment a small knock on the door. “Hm..?” The girl mused aloud, hopping right up from the couch as she set off on yet another rainy day door answering journey; the second one she had set out on that week.
"Hiya, what can I do for you to— Oh, gosh!" The words slipped past her lips in a startled manner as she pulled the door open to find herself greeted with a rain-soaked figure. "Did you get caught in the rain! Oh, it’s absolutely terrible outside; isn’t it!? C’mon, please come in! — Let’s get you dry and warm, hm? There’s pepperoni pizza, too — if you’d like some!"















