Jinri has figured that she doesn’t understand herself after all.
It was just past midnight when his texts drags her into the unforgiving breeze of Seoul, she is not obliged to do anything he asked her to, especially not after the breakup after high school. But she does so anyways— what miracles can habits tattoo into her veins, the spider veins that once flowed of the blood that tastes like the wilderness. It is 12:04AM, the girl breaths a soft stream of air that marked the lone streets of Seoul— the city of dreams, and perhaps the reason why she personifies solitude is for the remembrance of her defect of a dream.
He has probably assured himself once again that the world out there is too monotonous for a blaring soul like his own, for he haunts her soul merely as a weekend entertainment. Jinri has pictured uncountable scenarios of her walking out on him, yet not long has she realised that he is stained in her life, his word tainted in her dreams, his sole existence besmirched her, and he finds satisfaction in witnessing her downfall.
Jinri has figured that she doesn’t understand him as well.
Jinri’s hands clenches onto her phone as the girl settles in front of his apartment. It is almost 1:00AM and she can’t quite fathom what drives her to rush here upon a text— to her, he will always be like a drug, she knows— with clarity that excruciates every part of her; that whatever is left in between the two, is wrong, indefinitely wrong. But she seems addicted.
Her hand frozen on the door knob, contemplating if it is a wise choice to just walk into his apartment— after all, it is not normal for him to keep the door unlocked, not even when he is anticipating her arrival. Jinri sighs as she pushes the door and makes her way into the compacted space that she has familiarised herself with from the past years— yet something was differently, utterly different.
There are clothes everywhere, especially those female undergarments that stings her eyes.
“What the actual fuck!?” the girl almost find her cursing pierce through the night sky, she was known to be calm— too calm they always commented. Yet at the very moment her clenched fist is not longer able to hold in her anger. “Song Minho, why must you humiliate me that way—do you find it funny—” Jinri’s wrath is pulled to an immediate halt upon her sight meeting two naked bodies, she should have guessed the moment she entered the house yet the girl can’t hold in the disgust— it was written all over her face when she burst out of the room.