Chapter 18

Trouble

Hye Jung

News travelled around fast but it wasn't much of a surprise since every school had such professional gossipers. It was also expected since Baek Hyun practically dragged me into school with our hands locked and him shooting me gooey, lovesick smiles. It may be cute, but 2 hours of him doing that. No thank you. 

"Leave me alone!" I shrieked as Baek Hyun blinked his eyes at me. I covered my face with my hands as Baek Hyun pried them open. "What's wrong, Princess? Is my cuteness affecting you?" Baek Hyun smiled cheekily as he said. "I'm disgusted. Someone get me some nails, a hammer and a wooden board. I need to cover up his face." I groaned as Soo Jung stifled a laugh. I shot her a glare as she buried her face in Sehun's arm. I huffed as I turned my attention back to the whiny prince. "I'm heading home. Too tired." I grabbed my books as Baek Hyun packed his as well. "Leggo." He said before slinging an arm around me. "Bye." The group chorused as we exited the school library. 

"Wake up, Princess. It's dinner time." I felt Baek Hyun caress my cheek with his thumb as I yawned and stretched. "Okay, let me freshen up a little." I stumbled out of bed towards my bathroom as Baek Hyun watched me with an amused smile. I splashed water on my face before wiping it off, feeling a little less groggy from my three hour nap. "What?" I asked Baek Hyun as he stared at me with a smile. "Just happy to see my girl." He replied. 

He ended up groaning on the floor. 

Baek Hyun

Was I a lucky man? Hell yes.

Nothing could have ever made my day. She was finally mine. 

Her strict personality at first made me determined to break through that wall of untrust and boy am I glad she had let me in. Even though ironically she probably had kicked me out of her room many times. What kind of man doesn't want to see his girl change. Ahem. Anyways, I feel like the luckiest man on earth and even though she doesn't appreciate my cheesy humor, she still gets it because it's only reserved for her.

Narrator

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