Jieun: A Fictional Narrative

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Perhaps it was just her, but Jieun saw a lot of Baekhyun throughout the next couple of days. At first, she didn't really think much of it. He did came through the front door, and not the window, quipped with a good reason as well. However, quickly after that, when she first accepted him into the small apartment and offered him tea, he came back. And again, and again, to the extent that Jieun wondered if he was truly visiting her to check up on her. She quickly discarded the idea just as soon as it came, and only tuned in to the one-sided conversation that filled in the silence. The ninth day, he brought flowers. Jieun accepted them, but only set the stems of purple and yellow aside a second later. "What is it today, Bakehyun?" With each upcoming day, Jieun found it harder and harder not to add '-ssi' every time she spoke his name. …show more content…

"Nothing. I just thought that I should visit you." His dark brown eyes examined the room thoughtfully. "Chanyeol really shouldn't leave a helpless girl alone." His eyes slid onto her, and Jieun paused her movements, her eyes, wide, staring back. "What if something happens?" "N-nothing will." Backing away, she stumbled on a book that sat harmlessly on the ground. Breathing out, she picked the book up, before straightening herself. Long fingers plucked the book from her grasp, and Baekhyun flipped through the pages, wearing a expression of nonchalant. "This is Chanyeol's book, most likely." He muttered. "I doubt you'll read something so childish." With a sudden burst of ire, Jieun pulled the book back into her arms. "This is Chanyeol's favorite book." She stated, and walked away, setting it on a nearby

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