even though minho tried not to care too much, his whole body was trembling from the cold. the leftovers from the soup in the noodle coup had already started to freeze a while ago.

how long had he been sitting on the pavement infront of the store? half an hour? more?

when someone patted his shoulder lightly, he was suddenly pulled from his thoughts.

above him stood the girl from the counter with a piece of clothing in her hand. minho hadn't noticed until then, but she was very tall.  "you can take my hoodie."

minho knew, that he should've been grateful, since he was just wearing a tshirt, but he couldn't help, but give her a sceptical look. "i don't think i can fit that."

after a while ivy gave up on ignoring the guy outside, especially since he reminded her way too much of herself. she went to the locker room of the employees to grab her hoodie and went outside.

"excuse me?" she said, but the boy didn't react in any way; probably he was just lost in thoughts, so she lightly shook his shoulder.

he finally turned around and all she could think about was, that he should really change his hair color, while saying that he could take her hoodie.

his expression was actually hard to read, but it wasn't very approving. "i don't think i can fit in that."

ivy just rolled her eyes at his lowkey dumb statement. "it's a men's xxl, it should be okay."

"thanks, but why the hell are you wearing men's xxl hoodies?"

so rude man, can't you see i'm helping you? thought ivy. i'm just doing what i wish someone would've done for me once in a while.

"because i can? just be grateful man, this isn't a usual thing to do." she replied coldly and she could watch the guy's expression turn serious. "i am, i was just kinda shocked."

"just give it back whenever." ivy shrugged and turned to leave. "and one more thing."

"yes?"

"don't stay outside when it's so cold, i don't want to scratch your remains from the pavement." she sighed and went back inside.

after the girl had left minho laughed by himself. you go, girl!