•✧ JENNIE'S POV ✧•

" Shit.. that jerk.. " - She cursed him underneath her breath as her breathing became uneven from walking around for too long.

She walked around hallways for the past few minutes and not even a single human being came in her way and when she found a dead end, her doubts were cleared and she became sure he had tricked her on purpose by telling her the wrong directions. She had gotten lost already and wouldn't be able to find her way back to the main office unless she knocks on one of the doors that were in every single hallway. Surely they did not look like any dorms to her.

She sighed not knowing what bad deed she had done for him to make her get lost. Was bumping into him a sin? And on top of that when it was accidental? Who could've wondered a handsome soldier like him would be this rude. Why couldn't he be like that other polite soldie-

" Excuse me, miss! You're not supposed to be here. " - A voice startled her from behind as her thoughts got cut off.

She quickly turned around hoping it was someone who would help her. Her eyes immediately lit up when she recognized him as the same polite soldier she was thinking about.

She snapped out of her thoughts when he started walking closer to her.

" Uh.. well, I got lost. " - He halted in front of her and raised his eyebrow.

" How? Didn't the receptionist tell you the directions? " - He questioned while maintaining his facial expressions. He wasn't smiling like the first day. Did something happen?

She wondered but immediately shook her head indicating she wasn't told about the directions by anyone other than that rude soldier, and he was wrong too.

" Oh, alright. Follow my lead, I'll take you to the dorms. " - There it was, that lovely smile of his again.

Smiling back she nodded and started following him as he walked ahead of her, leading the way.

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Finally reaching the dorms, she took her keys out to check the dorm number as the young man had already left since he had other duties. For some reason he was avoiding talking to her and she wonder if it was a rule here. Or unless someone told him to stay away from the recruited graduates.

" 169. " - Her eyes scanned the number plates on each of the doors as she walked further down the hallway to find the right dorm.

As soon as her eyes caught a glimpse of number 169 she sighed. Just to find her dorm she had to get lost and embarrass herself in front of that soldier. She entered the key in and twisted it as the door clicked before she pushed it to make it wide open. To her surprise there was already a girl inside the dorm sitting on one of the beds while reading a book. And she didn't seem to give a fuck about who entered the dorm.

Deciding to ignore that girl just like how she ignored her, she pushed her suitcase inside and closed the door behind her. Placing her suitcase beside the other bed she looked around the room and sighed. It was a small one but spacious enough for 4 roommates to live together. The beds were attached to the wall and were higher than the ground. Under them was a place to sit and study. The only problem seemed to be the singular bathroom that the four girls had to share. They could've made two at least.

" What are you thinking? " - The other girl spoke from behind startling Jennie as she turned around to face her.

" Ah, nothing. Um, I'm Jennie." - She introduced herself thinking she would get ignored but to her surprise the other one smiled.

" I am Juda. You can call me by my name. " - She added before extending her hand towards Jennie for a handshake. She smiled back and accepted it before turning around again to unpack her things.

" You seemed to ignore me when I entered. " - Said Jennie making Juda chuckle.

" Sorry, you never know whether a bitchy person will be your roommate or a kind one. You introduced yourself first so I assumed you were friendly. " - She explained as Jennie nodded.

" Ah, I see. " - She replied shortly before unzipping her suitcase.

There was a small closet on the side of the bed and luckily she didn't have much clothes to put inside it. She took her things out to take her clothes but her actions halted when suddenly an envelope fell out of her suitcase. Placing the things aside she picked it up and sighed as she remembered where she got it from. Still unsure whether she wanted to keep it or not she placed it inside the cupboard along with her clothes as she closed it before adjusting the other things she had brought along on the desk.

" By the way, what's your surname? Mine's Choi. " - Juda asked again as Jennie placed her suitcase under her desk before turning around.

" Oh, it's Kim. " - She replied shortly once again making Juda sigh as she spoke her thoughts out loud.

" Are you an introvert? " - Her question made Jennie go silent as she nervously chuckle before nodding.

" I can feel it, you're really quiet. But don't worry, you will get along with me and I won't let you be an introvert forever. " - She chuckled.

" We'll see. " - Jennie giggled before climbing up onto her bed and the next thing Juda said made her shake her head as she wondered. She's a talkative extrovert isn't she?

" Shall we sleep? I don't think anyone else is coming today. " - Jennie shrugged her shoulders as they both laid down since they didn't have anything to do. The cooling of the air conditioner made her relaxed.

But suddenly Jennie spoke again when a thought started circling her mind.

" Hey Juda. Did you see a solider here? He was tall, handsome and had black hair. " - She spoke making Juda think before she replied.

" Ah, well there are a lot of them. But if I talk about the most interesting one, he was quite cold. " - Jennie's eyes lit up as she faced her roommate.

" You saw him too? " - She nodded.

" I did. I think he's a commander here. But why do you ask? Got a crush already? " - She wiggled her eyebrows making Jennie sigh.

" Crush my foot. I would rather be in love with a dog, they're sweeter than him. " - She said making the other one laugh out loud.

" Ah why? Did he do something wrong to you? " - She asked making Jennie roll her eyes.

" Forget about it. I just hope I don't face him again. "