As Taehyung's eyes drifted across the dance floor to the all the sweaty, bodies moving to the beat and rhythm of the music his eyes came to a halt as only one face stood out even in the dim lights of the club but what Taehyung didn't understand was why? Why had he left him one day without saying a word,  ignoring him? Had all those years of being best friends since preschool meant nothing to him? But the biggest question was, why did it still hurt so much?  Was he just not good enough? Of course, he wasn't, he was nerdy, loud, prude, and he would be at the bottom of the food chain if it weren't for his friends who although were not  "Jeon Popular" they were still well known, way more than him at least. All he knew was that he had been replaced by all the "popular kids" Taehyung bitterly thought as the music of the club blasted through the speakers. But tonight Taehyung wasn't going to think about it for once and finally agree with what Jimin suggested and let loose. Besides, he's going to a prestigious college on a scholarship in a couple of months and he soon would forget all about this small town, his sad past life and most importantly his ex-best friend, Jeon Jeongguk. Jeon Jeongguk who would most likely go off to a good college for free with a full sports scholarship and date a good, proper, pretty girl who you can bring home to meet your parents, then marry her after landing a good job at his dad's company and lastly have kids and live a happy life. He would have life, a life without him in it.  

"My brain really needs a break," Taehyung said out loud to stop himself before he can push himself into a more depressing state. He had to enjoy tonight besides, he didn't feel like being sad the whole night because it takes a toll on his health and makes him sicker than he already is. Everything was going to be fine Taehyung thought as he poured another shot. Everything was going to be fine tonight as long as he didn't run into him, which even if he did he would just ignore him like he always did. But that was before IT happened and boy was he wrong about the whole night.