“AAAHHH!”

Hoseok ran out of the bathroom, a towel wrapped around his waist as he screamed at the top of his lungs. “Hobi?” his girlfriend stuck her head out of the kitchen as he ran by her, into their shared bedroom, slamming the door shut behind him.

“Hobi? What’s wrong?” she asked worriedly as she followed him into their bedroom. “Shut the door!” he shouted as he jumped onto the bed, his face pale. She gave him a worried look as she closed the door behind her. “What’s wrong?” she asked as she approached her obviously terrified boyfriend.

“There's a massive spider in the bathroom! It’s the size of a cat!” he wailed, as he clutched his towel tighter around his torso. She sighed loudly, “Really, Hoseok? You ran screaming through the apartment because of a spider?” she asked, her voice almost monotone from her boyfriend’s dramatic antics. Hoseok's eyes widened, “It’s not just a spider! It must be a mutant! It’s huge!” he wailed.

She sighed again before leaving the bedroom, Hoseok yelling after her not to leave him alone. She returned a few minutes later, a newspaper in hand. “It’s gone.” She said as she threw the newspaper into the bin by the door. “Did you kill it?” Hoseok asked, his eyes still wide. She shook her head, “No, I put it outside.”

“But what if it comes back in?” he wailed. “It won't, the poor thing was probably terrified after hearing you scream like that.” She said as she held out her hand for him. “Come on, shower.” She said as he hesitantly took her hand. She led him to the bathroom, his grip tightening the closer they got to the bathroom. She opened the door and stepped in, Hoseok immediately dropping her hand. “See? It’s gone.”

Hoseok looked in every nook and corner of the bathroom before wrapping his arms around her in a tight hug. “My saviour!” he said as he pressed a kiss to her cheek. She chuckled, “I thought it was the guy that was supposed to save the girl from spiders?” she said, her tone teasing. Hoseok pouted, “Yah… this isn’t the movies. Guys can be afraid of spiders!” she chuckled and gave him a quick peck, “Hurry up, breakfast is almost ready.”