growing (motherly) affection
Walking down the familiar corridor in Studio 67, Ji's eyes flicker from door to door, trying to recall the number she's supposed to be looking for. Admittedly, the twenty-four year realises that she shouldn't have any problems with identifying Seohyun's apartment number, especially since this isn't the first time she's been here. Although the busyness of being an adult, namely the craziness associated with work and meeting important people, means she tends to forget the key details which, if she’s being honest is rather disappointing.
Finally, after what feels like hours of wandering (quite a dramatic queen, she is), the brunette lets out an excited squeal before quickly rushing over to knock at the door. Unfortunately, this isn’t very easy considering the amount of food she’s brought with her. The multiple bags carrying the various soup and chicken dishes swings into her legs, the sharp corners of the containers scratching her skin and it takes literally everything to avoid cussing aloud at the pain. "Why..." She groans, bouncing from foot to foot to stop a four letter word from slipping out, and it's then she tries to focus on why she's there in the first place. To stop the swearing, obviously.
For Seohyun.
The young photographer is undoubtedly the only reason why Ji’s hopping around like a complete idiot while holding onto her entire container collection. There’s something about her that triggers the twenty-four year old’s inner mother, causing her to click into protective mode while also bombarding her with the necessary questions any concerned umma would ask. ‘Have you eaten yet?’ ‘Have you got a spare jacket? The weather’s cold.’ 'Do you have a boyfriend? I'll need to check him first, if you do.' Ji’s always surprised when Seohyun still keeps her around, knowing another unwanted interrogation will occur every single time.
Quite frankly, she's just like a sibling Ji's wanted. A sister who she dotes on as though they're related by blood. It's her job now to continue to shield Seohyun from the dangers of the world as best she can, giving her food to ensure she's healthy and has the strength to overcome any hurdles in her way. Besides, that's what sisters slash mothers are supposed to do, anyway. To care, to protect, to simply be there.












