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"Love is like war, Easy to begin but hard to end."- Anonymous

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Chong-Sik stared at Yu-Jin's head as if he was burning holes through it. After his lunch meeting with his teacher, he was even more pissed than before. He was given a two weeks detention and this was going to affect his swimming class.

For the first time in his life, Chong Sik felt challenged. This girl came out of nowhere and already started causing problems for him. Yeah, he was a troublemaker himself but those troubles were caused by himself.

Chong-Sik was the youngest son of the Kim family. All his life, he always got the things he wanted. When he wanted a toy, his parents would get it for him. He had his first girlfriend at the age of ten. He broke up with her when he got bored. That was one issue Chong-Sik had. He would get bored easily and it got worse as he grew up. So yeah, for the first time in his life, he felt challenged.

"Dude, are you okay?" His friend, Min-Jun tapped his shoulder. "I have been talking to you for a while. Where is your mind at?"

Chong Sik heaved out a sigh. "Nothing, man. Just thinking about things."

"By things, do you mean that girl?" His friend said with a teasing voice.

Chong-Sik whipped his head around so fast that he could almost hear a crack. "The hell do you mean by that?"

His friend shrugged nonchalantly. "I mean, you have been staring at her the whole time. It is either you want to kill her or screw her?"

Chong-Sik was left stunned. First of all, he had no intention of screwing her. In fact, he would rather screw that creepy neighbor of his than her. Maybe he would love to kill her. That didn't sound so bad if it weren't for it being morally wronged and he could end up in jail for it.

"Ugh. I have no intention of doing neither. Just the imagination of that scares me."

Min-Jun hummed and then turned his gaze towards Yu-Jin. The girl was cute, he wasn't going to lie, but he was wondering why she got the attention of Chong-Sik. He had lots of fights with other people, but this girl was able to have his attention in the span of her arrival. That got to be alarming.

"I don't know what the fuck you are thinking, but I have nothing other than hate for that girl. For goodness sake, I just met her."

Min-Jun had an amused look on his face. "Dude, I didn't say nor was I thinking of anything."

"Shut up! I know the look you do when you lie." Chong-Sik lightly punched his arm.

"Oh, co-" The bell rang signaling the end of the day and the beginning of homeroom.

"And that's the bell. I will see you tomorrow so you better do your homework." Mrs. Park glared at each one of them. This class was known to not take her seriously and it annoyed her a lot.

"Yes, Mrs. Park."

Jin-Yu grinned as the students left the class. Finally! She could be free, she thought. She stared at the doodles she drew when the class was in session. She had a passion for drawing anime characters. It was got her to calm down whenever she had panic attacks.

Ever since that incident that left her and her family traumatized, she has been getting this panic attacks from time to time. So, the drawing helped her out and now, she wanted to make it her future career.

"Hey, where are your thoughts lost on?" Yu-Jin took a seat in front of her.

Jin-Yu got startled for a second before she realized that it was just her sister. "Nothing. I am just happy that we are done with the classes."

Yu-Jin let out a chuckle. "Oh, don't be happy yet. We have to clean the class before we leave."

"Oh! I forgot about that." She rolled her eyes and placed her notebook in her bag. "I still hate the fact they make us do this."

"Well, you better get used to it." Harry with his backpack on his shoulder and a water bottle in his hand stood next to Yu-Jin.

"Why do you always like to meddle?" Yu-Jin narrowed his eyes at him. "This is like for the fourth time today you have done this to us."

Harry just shrugged and took a sip of his water. "I don't like to meddle, so you got that wrong. Besides, you guys are loud so whatever you are discussing isn't a secret."

"I guess he is right. Why do we talk aloud?" Jin-yu tilted her head. "This is the second person who has said this to us."

"I don't know and I don't care. Now, let's go and clean up before they make us stay here longer." Yu-Jin got up from her seat and went out of the door expecting the two to follow her.

Jin-Yu quickly packed the rest of her things into the bag and went after her sister with Ha-Ru towing after her.

"Wait." Yu-Jin turned and faced Ha-Ru. "Where do we even get the cleaning supplies?"

"It is in the room down the hall."

"Well, then let's go." Yu-Jin walked ahead not looking where she was going making her bump into a figure.

"I am so sorry." A smooth deep voice caught her before she fell. She looked up to see it was one of the Kim brothers; not the jerky one, but the quiet one. She removed his hands and wiped the imaginary dust out of her clothes.

"It is alright. It was my fault after all for not seeing where I was going."

He trailed his eyes from her to her sister who was busy staring at him. Yu-Jin turned towards where his gaze was at and saw the look they both shared. A smirk formed on her face upon her discovery.

"I am sorry, but we didn't get your name earlier. Do you mind sharing?" She quipped an eyebrow.

He stared at her for a second before he let out a sigh. You see, Ho-Jun hated socializing, and it was not because he hated people. It was because it exhausted him. He couldn't understand how people were able to interact with each other without getting tired.

He gave her a half-smile before he let his eyes wander up to the girl standing next to Ha-Ru.

"My name is Ho-Jun and you must be?"

Yu-Jin saw his gaze turn towards her sister...again. The first one probably meant nothing, but come on, the second one must mean something. Either she was just overreacting or something was developing here.

"I am An Yu-Jin and this is my sister, Jin-Yu." She grabbed the shoulders of her sister and moved her in front.

Jin-Yu's eyes widened because of the proximity and ducked her head suddenly finding the floor interesting.

Ho-Jun let out a small chuckle at that. The girl looked like a deer got caught in the headlight. It was kind of cute. Wait! Did he just address her as cute? What in the world was wrong with him?! He thought as he shook his head.

Ha-Ru awkwardly stood at the corner. His eyes kept on wandering around. He just wanted to get home and sleep. What were these girls doing with this guy? He let out an inner groan. Luckily for him, Jin-Yu was also feeling awkward and couldn't last another second here.

"Well, It was nice to meet you, but we have to go now." She grabbed her sister's arm to drag her away. "We have to clean, you know, so bye!" She waved back and was fast-paced to get away from the scene.

"Hey! I haven't even finished talking!" Ho-Jun could hear the other sister yell as the trio went away. He just shook his head and laughed quietly. The girls were kind of strange, but tolerable unlike most people in this school.

Just as he walking away, his thoughts came back to the girl: Jin-Yu. She seemed the shy one among the two, but earlier the day, she didn't seem to be that shy. The girl was even arguing with the teacher.

He furrowed his forehead. Why was he even thinking about her in the first place? It was none of his business on what she does or how she acts. Maybe he finally lost his sleep. Yeah, that was the case.

"Brother!" Suddenly arms came up around his neck choking him slightly. He shoved his brother away and fixed his collars. This idiot had this habit of always coming up behind him. Usually, he would notice it and dodge it, but today, his mind has been occupied a lot.

"I was finally able to get my arms around you!" His stupid brother laughed as he threw his arms around. God! Why did he have a brother that lacked common sense?! He mentally cried.

Chong-Sik and he were always different from each other. While he tended to take things seriously and focus on his goals, his brother liked to be in the moment and live fully. Ho-Jun wondered where his brother got these habits from. Both their parents were kind of strict but loving. They liked to focus on their work and not so much on fun.

"Go and rot in hell." He grumbled as he walked away.

Chong-Sik caught up with him and placed his hand on his shoulder on which he tried to shrug away but the brat was resilient.

"Come on, just try to relax sometimes. You are always grumpy. At this rate, you will get very old soon."

"Says the one with white streaks on his head." Ho-Jun rolled his eyes.

"Hey! Stop saying shit about my hair." He ran his hand through his hair. "This is fashion, you know."

"So, it is fashion now to make yourself look old?" He sarcastically remarked.

Chong-Sik just shoved his brother and walked ahead while facing him. "Do I look old to you? For your information, the ladies love this. You should also try it. So that you can finally get a girlfriend."

At that, Ho-Jun let out a big laugh and slammed his books at the top of his brother's head at which Chong-Sik winced at. Getting a girlfriend was the least of his priority. Besides, he knows he doesn't need a wacky hairstyle to get someone.

"You know, I am starting to think that you really are a dummy. Having girlfriends won't help you create a future. Keep on slacking and you will be stuck here forever."

Chong-Sik kept on rubbing his head. Didn't his brother realize how heavy his books are? Those things could have made his head crack and on top of that, he was calling him a dummy.

"You are an asshole and also, you just wait and see how I become more successful than you."

"By what?" Ho-Jun laughed. "By having a sugar mommy?"

That was it. Chong-Sik growled and started chasing his brother whose laughter could be heard throughout the hallway.

This was a common thing for the brothers. So everyone just watched them and shook their heads. Well, at least, they didn't have more troublemakers like those two, right?

Well, this chapter was kind of interesting. Is it me or Chong-Sik seem like a dick? I certainly hope he gets a better character development.

One thing I want to make clear, women are not objects. So many fictions seem to have that idea. Other than the main female character and her friends, the other girls are seemed to be treated with no respect. Especially the ex-girlfriends of the male lead.

I want to promote feminism, but not at the expense of destroying the male presence. Both genders (all genders) should respect each other. Because there can't be feminism without the support of the other genders.

Thank you for listening to my rant!

Word Count: 1874

Love,

Jiana❄️