The next two weeks would be the hell of all hells for Jung Yunho. If being paired up with the infamous Kim Jaejoong for a research project wasn’t a big indication, he didn’t know what was. “Uhm, hello there,” Yunho greeted as he approached the raven haired Jaejoong.
 
“Sit down,” Jaejoong didn’t even an eyebrow while he fixed the creaseless papers on his desk before taking his eyeglasses off, “Jung Yunho, right?” He asked or more like stated, still not paying his new companion a glance.
 
“Yes,” Yunho thanked the heavens that he didn’t stutter. This was practically the most nerve wracking experience he had so far. To be sitting alone with the renowned vice president of the student council was way beyond his imagination. It was something he wouldn’t dare to even dream about.
 
“I think the cover should be black with purple details,” the vice president suggested with a tone way to far from how a suggestion should sound; thus, it sounded more like a statement than a proposal. 
 
“Shouldn’t we think about the content first?” Yunho knew it was a wrong move to make a suggestion, especially when it opposed Jaejoong’s. His assumption was only proven when the serious-looking raven finally turned to him, looking at him through the black-framed glasses he usually had on.
 
“Are you saying that my idea was terrible? So terrible that you’re going against it as soon as I brought it up? Besides, I remember Mr. Choi repeating this twice – be creative,” Jaejoong quoted without breaking eye contact with Yunho. “Moreover, it’s the cover that would be evaluated first and foremost. It would either keep or lose one’s interest,” he stated in one breath.
 
Of course, after getting his fair share of lecture, Yunho was left with no other choice but to agree, “Black and purple then.”
 
“Oh, I think black and gold would be better. What do you think?”
 
As if Yunho had a say in it at all, “I think so too.” Apparently, agreeing was the tall guy’s only role and would remain as that for the next two weeks.
 
Never take Yunho wrong though. He didn’t have anything against Jaejoong though it seemed so. It was just that he would prefer not having the guy around, and he wasn’t speaking for himself alone. Definitely majority, if not all of the students, could sympathize with him.
 
Well, who wouldn’t?
 
Jaejoong was known to have changed the meaning of being notorious. Nope, he wasn’t infamous for beating people up, or at least not physically. Instead, he was known to be one hell of a control freak.