“It’s not that bad.. right?” It was known that her fashion sense are not top-notched when they have no schedules. She would simply wear what she wore at the dorm to go out to get things from the convenience store. It was never a problem for her since no one really recognise her most of the time but somehow, she just had to bump into Henry, the big sunbae in the industry, today.
Henry gives a small shrug of his shoulder with his head cocking to the side, about to tell her that it’s indeed not that bad — but when his eyes wander up and down her outfit once more, he just can’t help but laugh instead. It really isn’t that bad, though. It’s just one of those situations where you know you shouldn’t be laughing and you do it, anyway. Some reflex. Or something. “No, it’s okay,” he says, and even though he’s sincere he absolutely doesn’t sound so. “I mean, look at me. No better, is it?” Still with a grin on his lips, Henry gestures to his sweatpants and the way-too-big hoodie he’s wearing, its hood tugged up over his head. With a black beanie underneath it. It’s cold outside, so ... “Actually, I prefer that kinda look, anyway. Looks comfy.”