diamonds faux fur
+ luxury asks.status: accepting • for @yvnas92
diamonds - how do you feel about excessively spending money?
“are you sure about this?” yujin leaned in to ask for the fourth time since walking into the jewelry shop.
junseo rolled his eyes to his friend’s incessant pestering —- after all, how is he more sure about splurging on a girl that he wasn’t even the one dating? the salesman currently aided a woman who wanted her watch repaired while waiting for the response of the two men. while one was clearly hesitant, the other had half a mind to call the worker over.
in the corner of his eye, he could see his friend fingering the diamond necklace with a touch so tender, yujin looked scared to break it. junseo released a sigh. “you’re a lucky guy, kim yujin,” yujin’s eyes met junseo’s in search of the answer he needed. junseo was not about to let one of his best friends down. “and she’s a worthy girl.”
faux fur - describe your wardrobe.
shit, junseo wants to say as the coke explodes all over yuna. her hands, her shirt, parts of her jeans —- and all he meant to do was make a coke float for the hot, summer day, and relax in front of the television. he begins to stammer an apology; if he hadn’t asked her to open the bottle, it wouldn’t have happened. “so sorry about that, noona. and it’s sticky too,” he pulls the towel from the stove while he thinks of how to rectify the situation. “i’ve got something you can change into, if you want.”
he doesn’t like having a lot of things, much less out on counters and such. he goes to great lengths maintaining his apartment like a hotel, devoid of actual living. in his room, his closet consists essentially of a nine-drawer dresser and a clothing rack of seven pieces, six of which are outerwear and one being a pair of nice black slacks. traces of his presence remain as few pieces of jewelry like rings and necklaces sit on top of the dresser.
“i’ve got some muscle tees in that drawer,” he points to the top-left one as he crouches down and pulls open the bottom-right drawer in search of a single pair of joggers. “if you prefer boxers, they are in the one just below that.” generally, he keeps his gym clothes in the drawer he’s rifling through, but as he moves up along the dresser - plaid shirts in center-right, henley shirts and sweaters in top-right - he can’t seem to find what he is looking for. he begins the countdown in order to figure out which drawer it could be in. he starts with the top row.
“tees and shirts, hats and sunglasses, henleys and sweaters,” he says, then tapping gently on the center-left drawer and starting again. “underwear, jewelry, plaid,” he points to the bottom-left drawer. “dress shirts, jeans —-” reminding himself allowed him to pull open the bottom-middle drawer and fish around, finding what he was looking for. with a smile, he hands it to her. “here. joggers.”









