“Dude, I was gonna be patient and wait until you tell me what happened but I can’t anymore,” Bobby cried, barging into Hanbin’s room in their apartment.

Hanbin, who was sitting on his bed, just ignored his friend’s intrusion and continued to work on his laptop.

“Yah, nae-ga nau-neun mal-ha-neun-geo-ya,” Bobby shouted into Hanbin’s ear after pulling one side of his headphones. Hey, I’m talking to you.

“Oo-ri-ga yae-ki hal kae eobt-da,” Hanbin replied, annoyed as he adjusted his headphones back on his ears. We have nothing to talk about.

“Moo-seun soh-ri ya?!” Bobby yelled, completely stealing the headphones from his head, “You brought me into your love life and I’m gonna see it through!” What are you talking about?!

“Kkeut-nass-seo,” Hanbin sighed, still not giving Bobby the time of day and just working without his headphones. It’s over.

“What do you mean it’s over?” Bobby exclaimed, “Ee-sang ah-nee-ya, nahn keu-reot-ji ahn-neun geos-seul al-go-ees-seo. Jo hasn’t been around in a long time and she’s ignoring my texts, so I know something’s up. I’m worried about her and you’re gonna tell me what happened that night whether you like it or not.” It’s not over, I know it’s not.

Hanbin continued to ignore the other.

“I’m not going anywhere,” Bobby said, plopping down next to Hanbin and childishly closing Hanbin’s laptop on his hands.

Hanbin just gave him a death glare and re-opened his laptop to keep working.

Bobby didn’t try anything el