Chapter Three: Skipping Class in the Courtyard

Chapter Three: Skipping Class in the Courtyard



“Do always talk to yourself…?” Suk Jin asked smiling.

“No… not really. Just. Uhh... Nevermind.”

“He likes you.”

“Yes I know… Please kill me. Please. I’ll get a knife and kill myself if I have to,” I said standing up. “There’s one in the cooking room!”

“You’re such a drama queen.”

“Not really. I’m done though. That stupid idiot has reached the limit to where I need to kill myself.”

“Come on Ji Eun, you’re over exaggerating,” he said as he came to sit next to me. My blood pulse went up. My heart began beating faster. What was I doing?! He’s one of them as well, but I had a feeling for this one. It was like I dove into a cold pool but yet I was still warm throughout my body.

“No, I’m not. I’m done with them. I don’t want to associate with them anymore. Ji Hye, Ji Sung, or Jung Ho.”

“What about me?” he said with his cute dark chocolate puppy dog eyes.

“Well, I dunno…”

“You don’t wanna talk to me either?”

“Well, you’re sort of nicer than them. I guess you’re okay.”

“Well, would it matter if I liked you?”

“What?!” I jolted out of my seat.

“Are you gonna go crazy too?”

“I don’t know… It was a what if question.”

“Well, I might not like you yet, but I really do think you’re cute.”

“Really, I mean, just…” I began.

“Hey! What are you doing around her!” a familiar voice yelled. We looked to the door to see Jung Ho and the rest of the gang around there.

“What?” I quickly stood up.

“Suk Jin. Leave my future girlfriend alone,” Jung Ho stated.

“What?!” I yelled.

“Oh, Jung Ho. Yeah, sorry about that man. Just talking that’s all.”

“Jung Ho!” I yelled.

“Yes sweetie?” he asked.

“UGH! I’m not your girlfriend and never will be. Got it?” I yelled.

“Nope, my little sweetheart. You brighten up my day.”

“Lee Jung Ho.”

“Yes, my deary dear,” he said in such a cheesy manner.

“There are 3,000 other students that attend this high school. Half of them are girls. Why can’t you go pick on one of them…?”

“Because, I like you. I don’t like them very much. They’re actually really annoying.”

“But me! I have nothing in common with you! Unless you count the fact that you’re friends with my opposite brother and sister. Besides that, I don’t want to see you!”

“Ji Eun. Stop being like this. People will see,” Mi So said out of the corner of the door.

“AHH! I can’t take this anymore! Class please start soon…” I mumbled to myself.

“Ji Eun, come on,” Tae Hoon said as he came closer to me. Jung Ho stepped in front of him.

“Nope, no passing me. I’m the border between you and Ji Eun.”

“What! Jung Ho, she’s my friend. Let me talk to her.”

“No.”

“Jung Ho! Let him pass d*mn it!” I yelled.

“Yeah Jung Ho!” Jae Wook giggled and waltz right passed him towards me. He sat down in the seat next to me.

“What about him?!” Tae Hoon yelled.

“He’s gay, I don’t care if he passes by me. I don’t want you to interfere with Ji Eun and my time. We need alone time to bond and really get to know each other,” he smiled and came over to me. He picked me up like a I was a bride in a wedding and he was the groom and swept me away out of the room. Everyone was in the hallway trying to get to their classes and all stopped when Jung Ho passed by. They all looked at me as if I were some crazy b*tch trying to get some with him. Jung Ho swept me passed them too and we reached the end of the hallway to where the courtyard was. He carried me outside and put me on a bench.

“Yah! What’s you’re problem!” I yelled. Everyone in their classes turned to look out their windows at us, including the teachers.

“Stop looking! What's your problem? Can't we have some privacy?!” Jung Ho yelled. Everyone’s heads turned away from us and went back to staring blankly at the chalkboards. It still amazed me how much power Jung Ho, Ji Sung, and Suk Jin all had in the school just because of their looks and threats…

“Jung Ho. This is ridiculous. My teacher is going to be mad at me,” I said as I quickly stood up.

“Ji Eun. Where are you going?”

“To my class. Please, leave me alone.”

“Ji Eun, I told you. I like you, so I can’t do that easily.”

“I don’t like you Jung Ho. I never have and never will. Inconsiderate b*st*rd…”

“What?”

“Nothing. I’m going inside,” I stated as I began walking into the building.

“Fine, be that way! You can’t have any of this.” He flexed and pretended to kiss his muscles, which he definitely had. But that didn’t take away the point that he was an idiot and that I still hated him. Ji Hye, Ji Sung, and Suk Jin, all came outside with him.

“Come on Jung Ho. She doesn’t like you. Come back to me,” Ji Hye pleaded.

“Ji Hye, face it. Jung Ho doesn’t like you,” Ji Sung made a point.

“Suk Jin, will you take me?” she smiled.

“No.” he said bluntly.

“Hmph, no one is going to take me are they,” she pouted.

“Ji Hye, with that attitude? No,” Ji Sung said.

“What are you guys doing out here?” I asked.

“The same reason you aren’t inside,” Ji Hye said.

“Jung Ho carried you out here too?” I gasped sarcastically.

“Shut up Ji Eun,” she said.

“Yeah, whatever. You guys can skip out here while I go inside. I need to learn and you know, pass the tests that they give us… you idiots,” I said as I walked back into the school. I looked back out the window and they were just standing around talking. I left the scene and went back to my class.