"Kim Namjoon!" Jimin rushed into the door, huffing as if something big had happened.

"Yeah. What?" I replied.

Who's Sini?"

"Who's that?" I asked, not comprehending his question. He frustratedly shoved his phone into my face, "See." I looked at what he was fussing over about and realised he was showing me his friends list. "What about your friends list. Are you showing off that you have more friends that I do? That's only because you've moved schoo—OW!"

"No, you idiot. I mean this."

"Don't hit me in the head, man!" I took a closer look.

I whacked him in the head in return. "If you have spare time to look through that, go do the dishes instead," I pointed to the stacked pile which was there after our fast food dinner at Seokjin hyung's place.

"So, who's Sini?" Jimiin persistently questioned.

"Go ask her yourself if you're so curious."

"Can't you ask her?"

"And what good would that bring me?"

"Come on. Do your friend a good deed," he pleaded.

"Just gather up your courage, friend." Jimin crossed his arms and glared at me because he knew what I meant, "Ha— Easier said than done." 

I shook my head. "Don't tell me I haven't warned you. Don't come crying to me after she's taken." Jimin looked at me straight in the eye. "Kim Namjoon," he flattened his voice into a lower tone, "Can you guarantee that I'll get the outcome I wanted?"

I had known this guy for nearly four years and at first I thought his little crush for Sunhee was just a passing thing. However, the past four years, I realised what I had thought was completely wrong. Jimin was trying his best, but that stupid and dense Sunhee was the problem. I sighed. Both Jimin and Sunhee were good friends I didn't want to lose and I knew it was faster for me to tell Sunhee to like Jimin rather than telling this lovestruck g