POST-DEBUT 

2017

“Come sit with us,” Jinhwan pulled Hanbin out of his room and towards the living room.

“Hyung let me go,” he complained sleepily.

“You haven’t been hanging out with us these days. Just sit. Let’s watch tv together.” Jinhwan ordered.

Hanbin wanted to insist otherwise.

But Jinhwan looked serious.

“Fine,” he sat down, “But I’m going back to bed after one show.” 

“Deal,” Jinhwan turned around and returned to his seat.

“What are you watching?” Hanbin asked as he looked at the screen.

Just then, Jennie’s face appeared.

“Party People. It’s new,” Chanwoo answered.

Hanbin tilted his head, already doubting if he made the right decision saying yes to watching this when Jennie would be in it.

“You already agreed. Don’t be getting any weird ideas.” Jinhwan said before Hanbin could take anything back.

Hanbin closed his eyes and rested on Bobby who was lying flat down on his chest.

“You’re still mad about last week?” Bobby tried to push Hanbin off of him.

Hanbin was shaking his head.

“What happened?” Junhoe asked.

“Is this about her dogs?” Jinhwan was holding back his laughter.

“It’s not my fault her dogs like me, okay?” Hanbin said defensively, “How was I supposed to know they followed me up to our floor until I actually got there?”

“I don’t understand,” Junhoe scratched his head.

“She reported him to building security for stealing her pets,” Bobby explained. 

“Seriously?” Donghyuk asked.

Hanbin’s silence was answer enough.

The members laughed.

“You and Jennie noona just never run out of things to fight about, don’t you?” Donghyuk asked, still laughing.

“We barely even see them and things like this still happen at their rarest and slightest interaction,” Jinhwan added, “Tell me, is it your life’s mission to attack each ot