(Prompt; Mina hates cliché. But maybe her life needs some stupid action scenes. 

Mina sighed, blinking past waves of tiredness. Her own body was beyond achy as she nestled even tighter into Sana and Chaeyoung laps, two were needed to be comfortable.

It was past twelve in the morning, and after a whole day of nonstop moving into a new apartment, getting food plus exams coming up. Mina was throughly tired. 

"Your uber is coming, Mina-ya." Sana whispered, leaning against the youngest's shoulder. Who in turn, pushed her reddish hair behind her ear.

"Are you sure you don't want us to come with you or come sleep at our place?" Chaeyoung added.

With her sleepy logic still on point, Mina just shook her head into their coats and pushed herself up; Chaeyoung's arm came up to steady her, 

"I'll be fine." She mumbled into her scarf, pointing a finger to the lights in the distance, "I assume that's mine?" 

When the older Japanese member nodded. Mina took a few seconds to get up, struggling to make sure that she looked fine as she didn't want to impose on the couple any longer. 

"Bye. I guess I'll see you two around." She said softly, before stepping into the pulled up car without a glance to the skeptical expression they both wore. 

As her heart tugged at her chest, Mina ignored the lovey-dovey actions that they shared and squirmed in her seat.

Mina won't believe in happy endings if hers doesn't turn out. 

And, unfortunately, she's had the pleasure of watching two of her crushes fall in love. 

Kinda weirdly cliché, but Mina has found out that a lot of things are actually very cliché in her twenty-two years of life and learning. 

"So, uh..." 

Her ignoring the two outside of her door is put to a stop when a low, velvety voice spoke up- Mina remembered that there was an actu