Chaeyeon groaned slightly, tipping her head back on to Kyungsoo’s couch cushion, shielding her eyes from the light. Her laptop lay discarded on the nearby table as Kyungsoo scribbled across his notebook.

“Will either of you two eat?”

“No,” the two chorused, and Chaeyeon made a noise from the back of . Her headache had been bothering her all day, and she had popped a pain reliever a few minutes ago. She swung her legs up and over the arm of the couch with a sigh.

For some reason, the more Chaeyeon worked lately, the more Kyungsoo did as well. They had a bad effect on each other. Jongin had the feeling among the three of them, he was the only normal one. Either that, or Kyungsoo had a deadline coming up.

“Done,” Kyungsoo snapped his laptop shut and pushed the notebook away. “Any violation against the Yushin Constitution is considered void because it violated the rights to national referendum and freedom of expression and warrants and trials and more. The article summarizes the effects and why it’s an extremely important case in the Constitutional Court of Korea. I have notes and a summary written down if you need it.”

Jongin blinked. Last time he checked, Kyungsoo was not in a law class. That was—

“Thank you,” Chaeyeon opened her eyes, gratitude written all over her face and she winced at the light. Kyungsoo was quick to grab a pillow and chuck it at he