Genre: rom-com Requester: tessaxnomy

 

“Gawi bawi bo!” the boys chanted in unison. Ricky and Niel groaned as they had both lost. “Gawi bawi bo!” the boys that were left chanted. This time C.A.P sighed as he joined Ricky and Niel. Chunji, Changjo and L.Joe went at one last round, the three members that were out cheering loudly. Eventually, only L.Joe and Chunji were left. “Loser has to buy food for the members!” Niel shouted out playfully. “Gawi bawi bo!” L.Joe laughed at Chunji, who was cursing. “Loser!” L.Joe jeered. Behind him, Ricky and Changjo were snickering and whispering to each other. “Winner is the loser.” Changjo stated simply. L.Joe’s eyes widened. So he’d lost after all? Even though he won? He pushed himself up off of the floor and trudged to get his wallet. He slipped on his coat and started to make his way to the first food stall he could think of. He paid for lots of samgyeopsal and a few bowls of jjajangbap as he knew that they were growing boys and after all, growing boys do need their food. He didn’t mind all that much when he had to buy food; it actually meant he could choose what they had to eat instead of just hoping that the managers would buy them what they wanted.   He held on to the bags tightly as he pressed the button to call the elevator. The elevator came to a stop and the doors opened, letting him in. He leant against the back wall, making very little eye contact with the girl in the elevator with him. The girl huffed and muttered under her breath. L.Joe’s eyes darted to her. She was quite a pretty girl with long, black hair and milky white skin. She turned her face to him and stared him down. She was sure she had seen him before, she just didn’t know where. She then noticed the food in his hands. She tried to look away, but the delicious smells coming from the bags he held was all too tempting. “What?” he asked harshly. The girl tucked her hair behind her ear and looked down at the floor. After a few minutes of silence and only shy stares at the food, the elevator stopped moving. L.Joe sighed. “Seriously?” He pushed the call button of the elevator frantically. “Hello sir, we will have you moving in about half an hour, don’t worry.” L.Joe scoffed and shifted his feet, looking over at the girl. The girl crossed her arms and looked away. “This food is going to be cold by the time I get back.” The girl smiled softly. “Did you lose rock, paper, scissors with the other members?” she raised her eyebrow. She remembered him now; he was the quiet visual from that group in Andy Lee’s company. Ah, Teen Top, the adorable balls of fluff they were. L.Joe nodded blankly.   The girl pulled out her phone and sighed in frustration. L.Joe looked up curiously. “What’s up?” She held up her phone, water dripping from the inside. “I guess I need a new phone, eh?” L.Joe rolled his eyes. The girl crossed her arms angrily. “What is your problem?!” she shrieked. L.Joe looked away from her. “You.” he replied. The girl huffed and faced away from him. A few more minutes passed with silence from the two. “This is boring.” She mumbled. “