mercy.
@eohansol
rumors were rumors, which sounded a little redundant. however, jaeho had to remind himself. it was laughable. a carduus and a lunaria convened and made a club. that sentence alone should have alerted administration, because nothing birthed from either coven could be beneficial to seongsu. then again, what did jaeho know? nothing — according to those around him. he was the daft and simple cho jaeho that his markings carved him out to be. all he wanted was to get underneath the next girl’s skirt. he believed it, too. maybe it was why he felt so pathetic seeking out a certain lowlife maggot: baek hansol. desperation was a funny thing.
jaeho wanted little from hansol. the kid was small and inoffensive. he might even find him cute if he wasn’t from that godawful coven. perhaps he could drop the prejudice this afternoon. he didn’t foresee himself getting lucky otherwise. the problem was that hansol was regularly crowded with his herd of fuckboys. it might seem that jaeho fit in with the bunch, but he found he was of a different species. the motives and means weren’t the same. it was a pity, really. times would be pretty wild if they actually got along. who knows, this could be a turning point for him — but jaeho wasn’t really one to be optimistic.
finally, hansol was alone. it was lunchtime, and the various cliques were congregated in their natural sectors. the boundaries were invisible to the naked eye, but the brain certainly saw them. jaeho eyed the boy carefully from his own area. he wasn’t exactly prepared, but he got on his feet and headed over. approaching girls was easy. intimidation and nerves were nonexistent in those scenarios. jaeho didn’t even know he got nervous. he hated this feeling, and he wanted to shake it off. was boyeon worth it? the thought crossed his mind. instantaneously, every dirty look and roll of her eyes flickered like a slideshow through his mind. yeah, she was.
he usually didn’t need to impress girls. he was too transparent for that. still, something in the back of his little mind convinced him that this would be fun. jaeho liked fun. fight club sounded a bit crass. it definitely was not his scene. another thing about jaeho, he did minimal thinking and a lot of doing. it all simmered down to one question: why not? it shaped him into a fool, but it’s what propelled him here, before hansol. jaeho cleared his throat and swallowed back his second thoughts. “hey, let’s talk.” introductions were petty, and he had settled on playing it cool. his stare refocused to the scope behind hansol, where the mass of their peers mingled. he shifted his weight a little uncomfortably. he didn’t want to be seen speaking to someone from carduus. it made his skin crawl.













