A week after the incident, Jimin couldn't put off speaking to Yoongi any longer. This was something that had to be done. For his own sake. He wasn't sure how much more he could take of Yoongi thinking solely of Siwon. Even if Yoongi denied that, that had been the case, Jimin knew the truth, and it killed him that he couldn't help Yoongi as much as he intended to.

"Hana," Jimin knocked gently on Hana's open door. "Is it safe to talk to you? You won't murder me in cold blood, will you?

Hana closed the book that she had been reading, and sat up on her bed. "The only one I want to end, is Yoongi. I'll murder him in cold blood if he doesn't get his act together. You're his boyfriend now, not Siwon."

"Actually, I want to take somewhat of a break." Jimin admitted, hesitantly. "I really do love him, and all. But, he's been worrying more and more about Siwon, and it's like he doesn't care what it's doing to me."

"It's not that he doesn't care, Jimin. He's just really oblivious." Hana nodded. "But, he is the kind of person to be so focused on something, that whatever else is around him, doesn't seem to matter."

"So, then Hoseok was right..." 

"About what?"

"Nothing." Jimin shook his head. "But, if he's going to be so focused on Siwon, then me being with him is pretty much pointless at this point, huh?" 

"He's only thinking about himself right now, and that's disrespectful to you, y'know?" Hana looked down at the book in her hands, and fiddled with the bookmark in between the pages. "And, I told him about himself, which pissed him off and I haven't spoken to him since last week."

"The few times I've seen him this week, he hasn't really spoken to me." Jimin released a defeated sigh, but shrugged afterwards. "All the more reason to end this, I guess.How do you think he's gonna take it?" Jimin asked, hoping he could at least prepare himself in one way or another.

"I wish I could tell you, but I don't even know." 

"He shouldn't be too upset, right? It's only been about two months.  He'll be fine." 

"But, will you?" Hana averted her attention from her book, to Jimin, who didn't look as cheerful as he normally did.

Jimin hesitated to answer,because all that would come out of his mouth would be lies, and Hana wasn't easy to fool. "Of course I will." He lied anyway.

Hana watched Jimin for a moment, certain he wasn't telling the truth. But, it wasn't her job to call everyone out every time they lied, nor was it her job to try and fix everything. She didn't want Yoongi and Jimin to break up, but it was obvious in more ways than one that they needed to. What sense would it make for Jimin to continue putting time and effort into a relationship, if he was just going to be tossed in the corner until Yoongi felt like paying attention to him? Hana prayed that Yoongi would come to senses, because she was tired of trying to force him to do the right thing, and make the right decisions. If he wanted to lose a perfectly great guy like Jimin, then so be it. He'd