— When The Lights Go Out
( — @247youngjae )
“Shit,” Junhoe groaned under his breath when the previously lighted up room became a dark and noiseless cave. The TV went out, so did the only lamp that was switched on. Even the fridge stopped its quiet murmur and he got to hear his breath for the first time in a while.
Lazily getting up from the coach, on which he was settled so comfortably, his eyes immediately gazed out the window behind him to see those somehow working lanterns. Well, the energy couldn’t be cut in the whole city. Another huff left his mouth in irritation as he wandered around the room pretty aimlessly, with hands resting on his hips and brows furrowed in slight pondering. Junhoe was sure of one thing — he wasn’t willing to spend the night alone in a silent and gloomy apartment.
Fortunately he knew this place well enough that it was no struggle to grasp his favorite leather jacket and leave, with the phone screen as his only source of light. Walking across the hallway felt like being in a movie with a post-apocalyptic plot — honestly, it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if he faced some zombie in a minute.
Managing not to trip over his own feet as he rushed downstairs, it was a relief to be finally out and hear the buzz of many car engines and youthful laughs coming around the corner.
Scrolling down his contact list, Junhoe already had his “victim” in mind. A frisky smirk crawled up his lips upon reaching Youngjae on the phone. “Make sure you have a red carpet all neat and ready, someone’s going to grace you with his presence.”










