“What the hell was that?”

It was Bobby’s turn to sigh now.

He and Hanbin were in Hanbin’s room, Bobby sitting on the bed while Hanbin’s feet were firmly planted into the carpet.

“Moo-seun saeng-kak-eul-ha-ji ah-nee-ya,” Bobby said, trying to calm his friend down. It’s not what you think.

“And what exactly am I thinking?” Hanbin retorted.

“We’re just friends,” Bobby explained, “Really. Even if I do like her, I wouldn’t get in your way, I told you already. You’re too important to me for that.

“We just get along really well. She said she thinks of me as a little brother so we just joke around.

“And…” he hesitated, “She told me she never considered dating anyone from iKON.”

Hanbin stood silently for a while.

“Then I shouldn’t tell her,” he concluded.

Bobby stared at the other blankly.

“You still haven’t told her,” he said stoically.

Hanbin gave Bobby a pained expression.

“You know she’s not dating anyone right now?” he asked, “And I gave you more than two weeks,” he continued, trying really hard not to betray his emotions, which was mainly frustration.

“Jeom-eun moo-eos-ing-ka?” Hanbin glowered, “You just said she never considered dating anyone from iKON, which includes me. I’m in iKON.” What’s the point?

“Doesn’t mean you shouldn’t tell her,” Bobby reasoned, “She knew you before iKON, it’s different.”

“Not really,” Hanbin sulked.

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