(she appears to be around his age, maybe a little younger, but that’s a judgment yoongi makes solely based on her tiny stature and the fact that the dress she’s wearing makes her look even tinier—he looks on at the gauze-like fabric that cinches tight at her waist, amused at how it puffs suddenly into a dome until it cuts off right around her knees. yoongi is thankful he wasn’t born a girl or else he’d be dealing with this kind of fuss, too. he nods his head as she takes the seat. the leather seat groans and the girl’s face takes on a barely noticeable tinge of pink as a result—yoongi’s only more amused now, and it finally shows on his face. he breaks into a ghost of a smile.) nice to meet you. yoongi. (he says, and leans against the wall as she reveals a bag of m&m’s to him. while he isn’t the biggest fan of chocolate—much more of a traditional sweets, honey and sesame kind of guy—he appreciates the gesture. reaching into the bag, his fingers reemerge with three candies, all red.) huh, lucky. (he mumbles under his breath, inaudible. he brings his attention back to the girl, lifting his gaze.) no need to apologize, (yoongi says, his voice still a little hard around the edges. he knows what that’s like. his parents may themselves be short of words, but he’s been to enough of these conventions to know that the people who organize them are not.) i should be the one apologizing—‘cause i agree. he does talk a lot.
(`*-- halla smiles around a mouthful of chocolate--nothing toothy, because her incisors are probably painted an ugly mix of green and yellow--already reaching for another handful. while she chews and swallows, she takes the time to look around; the entire place screams class and decadence, a sight she’s not so unfamiliar with, but as often as she sees places like this, she’s never truly comfortable in them. there’s something about the uniformity, the static, the sharp edges and the unnerving cleanliness that has her feeling out-of-place and alien. weird.) i can’t even argue with that. that speech he’s saying right now? i’ve heard that so many times, i could probably say it myself. ‘1World International prides itself on its selflessness, its dedication to providing for the world all that it needs. we strive to create equality, and give everyone, young and old, a fair chance at life. why should we get to sit here, sipping on wine and dining on expensive food, when there are those struggling to feed their children on the opposite side of the world?’ (`*-- halla scrunches up her nose.) i couldn’t walk from my bedroom to the bathroom without hearing my dad’s voice coming from his study. i could recite that in my sleep. (`*-- she shakes her head, but there’s a small chuckle that slips past her lips because in a way, it is kinda funny, thinking about her dad talking to no one and pretending he was standing in front of a room full of people.) but anyway, who do you know here?











