Fingers gently wrap around the golden chain, eyes trained somewhere farther off in the distance. Her mind is else where, thinking of her childhood and about herself as she waits forthe older girl to walk into the room. It wasn’t often that Sunmi would turn up at people’s places. After all, she was very much so a home body and didn’t go out unless she was either told to, or she was grabbing something. But she figured it’d be okay, especially with the recent shake up, to at least peek in on the older girl and see how she was doing. The golden chain was cold, slipping and sliding between her nimble fingers, tickling each and every nerve it ran across. Perhaps she should go. It came across her mind more than once since she had arrived. Anxiety began to clog up her throat, brows furrowing as she found it hard to breath. Of course she shouldn’t be here, in someone else’s home, just waiting for them. Especially after an attack-- Liau had already thought she was up to something, and no matter the wound that was terribly wrapped against her side, Dohee could easily come to that conclusion as well. A frustrated huff of air expels from her lips as she sets the necklace set on the table and scribbles down a little note, ‘They say if you buy Opal for yourself, it’s bad luck. But if you give it to someone else, it’s good luck. Just dropped by to see how you were, Eonnie. xoxo, -- Sunmi.’ She sets it on the table, hands feeling clammy and sweaty as the thoughts continued to run through her brain. She grabs her bag and heads for the door, hoping that she won’ run into the girl on her way out.
