❝Nothing is Everything. » Woohyun ↻ Krystal
The shape of her lips was what he still remembered, the way they pressed against his own and pulled back. A tease she was, and perhaps the very essence of his rather depressing life style. Perhaps the only victim out the whole lot of them that caught his eye in the first place. No it wasn't love, it was, some sort of attachment -- a fling to put it in simpler terms and she was the victim of such a malicious relationship.
His brows furrowed together. The Ravenclaw was out there somewhere, wandering amidst the hallways -- they had each other's timetables memorized at this point in time. It wasn't long before she disappeared to her dormitory as the reclusive thing she was. Avoiding society in a much similar fashion of his own self -- at least he had the rest of his little gang. The thought itself was nothing but a joke to him.
And that's when he heard her footsteps. Those gentle footsteps against the corridor walls, echoing into the small storage cupboard, feeling a broomstick lodge into his ribs. Anticipation as he held his breath, to be careful in such an event made the other almost nervous. There was something terrifying about being caught, but there was also something exhilarating -- not to mention exciting.
No this wasn't love. But this was an attachment that could easily be severed.
Suddenly her footsteps grew louder as the clicked and clacked to the doors, and he opened it completely, creaking as it did as he grabbed her arm and brought her in the cupboard with him. It had been the entire summer since he last saw her. And she'd changed, her expression perhaps more sunken in as if she had lost more weight, frail in that outline of the cupboard. She was, sharp as her namesake.
The perfect leaned up, perhaps the scent of his mint breath had already given away. At least he assumed. He pulled the cord, blinding both parties with the dim lighting and that's when he saw everything. He saw those ocean green pools that dripped with long lashes, soft blemishes that touched her skin in the faintest trace, and brilliantly bright red hair that framed the outline of her face, cascading down her sides like waves.
"Should I call you Ariel now?" What an idiot.