Hoseok pressed his lips into a thin line. What he heard just now was not pleasant at all.

Taehyung made Ha Eun his personal assistant. The real term would be his personal slave. As a brother, he could not bear the injustice.

“A deal is a deal.” That’s the only reply coming out of his mouth. If it wasn’t for Sunmi, he would probably land a punch onto his face already. Taehyung was his teammate and one of his close friends. Despite that, what he did to Ha Eun was unacceptable.

“How can you admit defeat to him?”

“We made a deal, remember? The one who fell for the other loses.”

“But-“

“Oppa,” Ha Eun cut him off. “I fell for him. That’s why I lost.”

“He fell for you too.” Hoseok’s softened upon his sister confession. Ha Eun shook her head with disapproval. “No. He fell for Ashley, not Ha Eun.” Ha Eun went up to her brother, persuading him with reassurance. “It’s better to get over with it. I’ll be fine. Don’t worry about me, okay?”

Hoseok had no choice. He had to give in.

Hoseok gripped his knuckles. Alright. Just this once. He told himself. I got my eyes on you, Kim Taehyung.

“Thirty seconds left.” Ha Eun increased her pace as fast as she could. She kept running. By the time she reached the school field, she was already out of breath.

“Here’s your water.” Ha Eun inhaled oxygen deeply, replacing the one she exhaled earlier. Taehyung took the bottle, opening it up to drink. He looked at his watch. Ten minutes until lunch time.

“Grab my lunch. I’ll be waiting at the table.” He said nonchalantly, not even looking at the poor girl. Lunch. The thought made her hungry. She had to skip breakfast that morning when Taehyung called her to pick him up. The reason? So she would carry his bag for him to school. She was already running around for his errands, using up most of her energy.

“I can’t hear you.” Taehyung spoke, releasing her from her thought. “Uh, yes master