outta my head
@yhhideyo
the more she tries to forget, the harder she thinks about it.
it’s like her mind’s trying to tell her to do something, anything, but sujin doesn’t even know what she’s supposed to do. sure, she can pretend it didn’t happen — apparently her mind thinks that’s not working, because as much as she tries to not think about it, it keeps on coming back and now it’s the only thing that she has on her mind.
god, this is so confusing. why the hell would that make her feel so mad? yes, she’d admit in a heartbeat that she gets jealous so fucking easily, but in this case, she doesn’t understand why would she get jealous over him being with someone else. their relationship is nothing more than just friends (well, they are more than that, but friends), no strings attached, no feelings involved or whatsoever because she’s not his, and he’s not hers, so no, she’s not even supposed to get mad at him for it.
but what is she going to do about it then? she hasn’t seen him since that moment, somehow convinced that maybe she would never see him here again, because god knows what she would do if she does. she’s never been good with hiding her emotions, nor talking about them, so in the end she would just let the anger consume her and make her bitter, and she’s pretty sure hideyo doesn’t want to see that side of hers.
it’s true that her fans think they’re dating, although she constantly denies it because she can’t even be doing that right now and no, they’re not actually dating, even if anyone who sees them together would agree that they seem like they are. sujin never really thinks too much about it. she thinks it’s funny that fans could come up with so many evidence to prove their point, and sometimes she tells hideyo about it so they can laugh at them together, but that’s it. it’s just supposed to be an inside joke.
now she’s thinking about it way too much and she doesn’t like how it’s making her feel. maybe getting some drinks would help. she could either forget about it entirely or end up drunk calling hideyo to yell at him for leaving her alone here, but right now she's just gonna go get some drinks. and that’s when she finally spots hideyo, out of nowhere, and for the first time in her life she doesn’t even know what to say to him.
“i think you might not need me anymore,” the words come out almost instantly, as if she’s been dying to say it out loud. that might have been a little too soon, but sujin barely realizes what she’s saying when she’s too busy being angry.
“i saw you with somebody else,” she admits, forces a smile on her lips, wants to pretend like that doesn’t matter to her at all. no, it doesn’t. “did you guys have fun?” her tone is playful, like it’s no big deal, like she’s just teasing him. “it sure looked like you did. if not you wouldn’t have ditched me for somebody else.” suddenly she just sounds sullen, hurt, upset, and it doesn’t even take her long to make it seem obvious to him.















