*sisters (shouldn’t) share
@tvcxjisun
SPENDING all her childhood mostly in lessons of probably unnecessary things she wanted to learn and begged her parents to enroll her in, Jisun was dragged along with her when Jaeho couldn’t be. Although she wanted to be closer with Jaeho, the fact was that Jinri was closer with her sister just because they were both girls. Naturally Jinri, who valued her siblings as close friends (when had they dropped from best friends to only close friends?), shared everything with Jisun. Whether it was physical things like sharing clothes or emotional things like talking about boys, Jinri never wanted to leave a single detail out.
That’s why it shouldn’t be surprising when Jinri pulled Jisun into a lingerie store, but Jisun still seemed to be hesitant even when it was Jinri picking things out. Of course, it would never be simply just Jinri buying them alone when the opportunity was at hand. Jisun probably knew that and was the reason why she seemed so hesitant to enter the shop at all. It was just a few hours before noon and on this end of the block, not many people seemed to linger there.
After a minute of mostly silence as Jinri squinted at the fitting room door, she became concerned and knocked. “Ella?” The youngest triplet transferred all the clothing she had selected for Jisun from her arm to hang on top of the door. “You’re still alive in there, right? Please don’t tell me you don’t know how to put on a simple nightgown.”
Waiting for her answer, Jinri traced the tattoo on her wrist. Rubbing at the three triangles there was a habit she’d grown ever since she had gotten it as a symbol of the significance of her siblings. Heaving a sigh, she rolled her eyes at the person on the other side of the door. “Do I have to come in there? It’s not that complicated.” Jinri only stacked a couple of sleepwear for her sister. They were just nightgowns in simple satin, maybe a little lace, or was it the crossed strings at the top that confused the older?
