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“Looks like I will be spending Christmas alone…” Poppy muttered to herself.
“Oh if I was you, I wouldn’t worry about that. The mayor is probably already ‘cooking’ up an idea for Christmas.” Sunhee simply said as she shrugged her shoulders slightly.
— keep a secret? ; psh&cjw
{ jangwoo-choi }
Jangwoo listened to her words carefully, nodding simply as she spoke. “I suppose you’re right,” The nurse answered with a small shrug, giving up on his snooping. He obviously would be getting nowhere with Sunhee, and whatever secrets she was keeping were her own; Jang had enough to deal with as it was.
“Well, I hope you have a good shift, then,” He said, holding the door open for the woman politely, allowing her to leave first. He had no idea what direction she could be headed; the hospital had many floors, and oftentimes the volunteers were assigned certain areas to work in depending on the day. Because Sunhee was here on her own accord, and because her status allowed her to do nearly anything she’d like, she may just pick whichever floor she felt most comfortable with.
When Jangwoo agreed with her, the witch offered him a smile. It had been the answer she had expected to get from him. Nodding her head to him, she didn’t lose time at leaving the room when he opened the door for her. It had been a polite gesture and she wasn’t going to complain about it now, especially when Sunhee was already late. Her uncle was probably waiting for her at the patient’s room. It would only be a matter of time before another doctor started to get suspicious about her uncle’s persistence in not taking care of the ill patient. “Good luck for your shift.” She simply said before she turned around to leave.
Waiting to get to the end of the hallway, the witch made sure to be out his sight, when she turned the corner to another hallway, before she rushed to the emergency staircase, not thinking twice as she climbed the stairs to the fourth floor. Nodding her head as a silent greeting to some nurses, she could only take a deep breath in relief when she got to the patient’s room. As expected, her uncle was already waiting for her there. “Bring him to the OR.” The witch widened her eyes slightly at the term. What, surgery? They had never gone this far before. “Hurry up, Sunhee-yah.” The older man tried to rush her as his assistant brought the patient with him, pushing the bed out of the room. Sunhee simply nodded, following the two men to the elevator.
{ leetaejoon }
“Sit, Sunhee.” Taejoon said, no humor in his tone. “You won’t be killing anyone today.”
Not wanting Taejoon to think twice about what he had decided, Sunhee rolled her eyes slightly and sat down once again. “Then go straight to the point, Lee. What do you want from me?”
— keep a secret? ; psh&cjw
{ jangwoo-choi }
He hated to think such a way, but Sunhee was easily his biggest competitor when it came to being one of the head doctors of the hospital. The girl was always pleasant enough, and Jangwoo had no intentions of making an enemy out of the sweet volunteer, but he also had to keep his career in mind. He was entirely unaware of her abilities, but he knew that being the president’s niece put her at an unfair advantage already.
Of course, if he decided to work on his healing powers, he could easily perform miracles on patients, giving himself an advantage as well. However, Jangwoo had promised himself shortly after discovering his abilities to keep his skills purely human while working. Unless it became a life or death matter, it would be best to keep everything he was capable of tightly sealed.
Therefore, he was forced to keep going in this odd limbo he’d created for the two in his head. Pleasant competitors, perhaps, though he was entirely unsure if Sunhee felt this way about him at all. Her excuse for being in the hospital seemed flimsy, which gave him the impression that she might be hiding something from him. Jangwoo knew it was really not his business to ask someone with her influence, but the idea that Miss Park was becoming suddenly secretive irked him to no end.
“Ah, really? Everyone showed up for their shift today, though,” Jangwoo smiled, hoping to seem more friendly than nosy, “All of them healthy as can be, too. So I guess you could go home if you wanted, then. Surely you have better things to do on your day off?”
The witch had to hide a sarcastic smile at the man’s answer. Everything about her typical role was so convincing, because Sunhee also believed in her own lies. They were not only part of her false story, but also part of some illusive truth. If she had to be under some truth test at the moment, any machine would conclude that she wasn’t saying a lie. This was the reason why. However, she would have to admit that she was a bit surprised that the man didn’t seem to buy her excuse. It was almost like a challenge – the best type of challenge, of course.
“Why would I leave?” She shrugged her shoulders slightly. “I’m already here and I don’t have anything to do today. I had some project to finish, but I already cancelled with my classmates. It’s nothing we can finish the project tomorrow. The patients are more important. Wouldn’t you agree?” The question wasn’t tricky. It was a direct question and there was no sarcasm or poison in her voice. She was simply pointing out something, knowing this was something Jangwoo would disagree with her. It was part of their ‘secret code’ of being a proper doctor, a savior of the sick people.
However, there was another reason for her passive answer. Sunhee also didn’t see the man as an enemy or a rival. Choi Jangwoo wasn’t going to be someone who would hide her in the shadow. She was very confident about her skills and the fact that Sunhee was only nineteen years old and she was already in her fourth year actually meant something. Not only that, but the witch also believed she was better than most people. There was no reason to think of Jangwoo as an equal, even if he was older than her.
{ leetaejoon }
“We’re specifying it now,” Taejoon mused, rubbing his chin before leaning back against his couch. “It’s fine if you don’t want to hurt anyone, but kill? You’re at my mercy, little witch.”
“No.” Sunhee stood up suddenly at his words, not believing in what she was hearing. “I’m not going to kill anyone. Are you crazy? Don’t even think about forcing me to do it, because I’m very stubborn and I’m going to refuse over and over again. Before you ask, I didn’t forget about our deal. I owe you three favors and you teaching me is also part of our previous deal, but you never mentioned anything about…killing someone.” The witch knew she couldn't trust him, but she didn't expect him to actually mention killing someone. Standing up from the couch, she put her walls of protection up, as she was ready to leave.
— keep a secret? ; psh&cjw
{ jangwoo-choi }
In the recent months, Jangwoo’s days at the hospital had begun to feel longer and longer. With only several remaining weeks before he became a surgeon, he was more than through with working as a nurse at the hospital; his hands were becoming restless, antsy for something more than just the basic blood work he’d been doing for years now.
Four hours into his shift, he was assigned a new student volunteer to show around the hospital, and the man had to keep from groaning. He’d given countless tours, and never truly understood why his job included babysitting students in their first six months of medical school. Leading the younger girl around aimlessly, he made his tour quick, short, and simple, only slowing down if the girl’s face began to screw up in confusion.
“Lastly,” Jangwoo said, excited to finish, “This is the volunteer locker room, where you can get what you’ll need at the beginning of a shift.”
Pushing the door open wide, he revealed the room, as well as Park Sunhee, who apparently had decided to come in. “Oh – sorry, Miss Park,” Jang smiled and gave a small bow as both an apology and greeting. “I was under the impression you were off today?” Moving to the side to allow their newest volunteer to look, Jang swept his arm between the two in an introduction. “Miss Kim, this is Miss Park, she’s the president’s niece, and I’m sure she’ll be one of our best doctors soon.”
The volunteer was swift with making pleasantries and excusing herself shortly after, most likely just as eager to be finished with her tour as Jangwoo had been. “I didn’t know they paid you for overtime,” The nurse laughed, raising an eyebrow in hopes of an explanation.
Finding excuses were the worse part in a lie. Still, Sunhee couldn’t deny that she was always very lucky when it comes to lies. They were natural to her. Lies were instinctive. Perhaps lying was part of her genetic code. While her mother seemed to be harmless and innocent, she couldn’t say the same about her father. The witch had only met him a few times before killing him and the man seemed to be the ‘asshole’ type of man. Lies might have been natural to him too. No need to say that Sunhee wasn’t very worried about lying to the man in front of her. She would like to believe he would trust her words.
Eyeing the new volunteer for a brief moment, the witch didn’t take the time at analyzing her for too long. She wasn’t someone she needed to fear. The corners of her lips curved into a smile, bowing her head slightly at the volunteer. She couldn’t deny that she was pleased with the title. This is Miss Park, she’s the president’s niece. Yes, she was. This had been one of the reasons why people don’t seem to be surprised at seeing Sunhee so often at the hospital. Plus, this also meant she had some important status in their society and that had been something Sunhee and her uncle had wanted since their family arrived at Pyro Hills.
“Hopefully, you mean.” The witch corrected Jangwoo when he mentioned about her future job as a doctor. There was a voice in her head saying that she was going to be one of the best, but Sunhee had to remember that she was a sweetheart to everyone in Pyro Hills and this was obviously not the behavior expected from someone like her.
As soon as the volunteer left the room, she felt a bit more relieved, knowing that she didn’t have to worry about her anymore. She focused her attention on Jangwoo, smiling slightly. “I don’t get paid.” She pointed out with a laugh, because it was truth. “I like to help. It makes me feel useful.” Even if I hate how needy people are. “It’s also winter and sometimes, the staff doesn’t come to work because of random colds. Pyro Hills is a small town. It’s always tough to find a good replacement, isn’t it? That’s why I’m here.”
— keep a secret? ; psh&cjw
[ @jangwoo-choi ]
Everything started as a normal afternoon of emergency at the hospital. She wasn’t supposed to go there, especially since she still had a pharmacology project to end until the end of the week. However, this was really an emergency and she couldn’t ignore it. Her uncle had requested her to come to the hospital, in a red code. It hadn’t been difficult to guess this had something to do with their world - perhaps a wounded supernatural creature that was wandering around the hospital. It was one of these emergencies and something she couldn’t say no to. That was exactly why she had begged Minho to drive her to the hospital. Her brother had brought the car to the university and that made her life so much easier.
“See you at home.” Sunhee said her quick farewell to her brother, turning around to rush into the hospital. Even with her back to him, she could imagine her brother rolling his eyes at her odd behavior, since she didn’t even wait for him to say ‘later noona’. It was a run against the time. What if the person was in serious danger? The Night World wouldn’t forgive them for exposing their world to the humans. Getting to the locker rooms, the witch walked inside without even noticing if the room was empty or not. The volunteers had a locker in there, to keep their belongings safe. Unlocking it, she took the white coat from there, putting it on. Sunhee was about to turn around, while fastening it up, when she noticed there was someone else with her there. “Oh you scared me!” She exclaimed surprised, even if she was the one who was not supposed to be there today.
{ leetaejoon }
“Waeyo? Does it frighten you to think that I would ever ask you to hurt someone?” Taejoon smirked at the younger girl, reaching out to tuck a strand of her hair behind her ear with the others. “If I want you to hurt someone, you’ll have to do it. It’s apart of the deal.”
“It’s not our deal. We never specified our deal.” The witch pointed out. Even if she had wanted to prevent his hand from reaching her hair, she found herself not pushing his hand away when he did it. “So I can say no to that, if I want.
{ goldenjayd }
“It’s really not all that hard. I started out just splatter painting small pictures and it grew from there.”
“I think even my random paintings turn into a big mess. I like your painting a lot.”
I’m sorry
{ littlelucygreene }
Yeah people assuming things about history based on their own racist attitudes.
“I guess that makes sense? I was never a big fan of history, to be honest.”
{ goldenjayd }
Jaylean stopped and raised her head, a small smile spreading across her face. “Thank you.”
“I have zero talent for these things, but this is so.. woah.”
{ savannahxkim }
“I love cooking! I just don’t always have the right audience” Savannah explained with a smile. “Want some more?”
“Oh please. I won’t say no.” Food was one of her guilty pleasures. Sunhee waited for Savannah to give her some more, while she continued to speak. “I’m a terrible cook.” She laughed at her own sentence. It wasn’t a lie. “My mom had tried to teach me, but I had always been bad.”
{ jangwoo-choi }
“Depends on the day,” Jangwoo responded with a small laugh. “I’ll say that you have better chances of it being just food, mostly.” He thought back on the time he’d eaten old vegetables that she hadn’t realized had gone bad. “Usually.”
Sunhee nodded her head slowly, actually feeling a bit better about his words. At least his roommate’s food was usually food, so that couldn’t be that bad. If it was her cooking, it would be 1% food. “This is divine. You can tell her that. It melts in my mouth. It’s so yummy.”
{ xbradley-jensen }
“Well, I mean..yeah. That was bigger than anything I could ever eat.”
“I just love good SO MUCH.” She tried to explain, even if she blushed slightly at how neanderthal she probably seemed to be, while eating. “I guess I have a big mouth?”
{ leetaejoon }
Taejoon returned not too long after he told her to sit, coming back downstairs fully dressed and ready to go. “What do you think I’ll be asking you to do today, little witch?”
It was impossible to relax when he was around. After meeting him, it didn’t take Sunhee long to start expecting the worse type of ideas and plans from him. “I.. don’t have to hurt anyone, do I?” She asked, being a bit cautious.
I’m sorry
{ littlelucygreene }
Columbus knew he hadn’t landed in India. And the Incas didn’t think the Spanish were gods. It’s all just retrospective racism.
“Retrospective racism?” She asked her. History had never been her favorite subject and the type of history that she studied was also a bit different from this.
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