Jeon Jungkook, golden boy, international playboy--all things he calls himself. 

What he's really known as is: the quite kid in his group, and from time to time, hot. 

Most towns these days don't have a milk boy, or a paper boy--rarely ever a paper girl--but that's what makes their small countryside community different. 

At the high school in their town, a junior get's picked to work as a milk boy and a paper girl every school year. Usually students who want extra credits will do it. 
But this year, the principal decided they would draw names. Their high school taught two towns, so four people were chosen, two boys and two girl. 

You can imagine the reactions from the four students--they weren't very pleased. 

"How unlucky can I be?" Jungkook asked in disbelief, "I'm a good student! I don't even need the extra credit." 
Yoongi rolled his eyes, "The school year just started on Monday, how do you know you won't need the EC?" He abbreviated his words, something he does as often as he can--after all he thought it took too much effort to say everything, when he could just shorten it. 

"Because, I'm a great student," The younger boy winked, Yoongi just shook his head. "When do you start your job?" Jungkook's nose scrunched up, "Tomorrow, I have to deliver milk every Saturday." Yoongi gave him a sympathetic pat on the back, "Good luck, baby~" He teased. Jungkook glared at him, that stupid nickname. Yoongi seems to think everyone born after him is a child, even though he's just a few months older then Jungkook. 

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"How the heck did we both get picked?" Yeji asked as she moved her hands about in rage. "This ! I don't want to spend every Saturday throwing paper around my town!" Yeji lived in the town next to Saerom. "It's not that bad, it's not like there are a ton of houses, it'll probably take...what? two hours." Yeji looked at her with a deadpan expression, "That's two hours I could spend doing something else." Searom tried to hold back a smile, "You're so dramatic." She said before shutting her locker, "I have to go and talk to the homeroom teacher about the pape