“Hey Yoojung.”

“Yeah?”

Sulli leaned in closer to me. “Do you and the new kid have something going on?”
“W-What? No, we don’t. What makes you think that?”

“Well I saw you getting into his car the other day,” Sulli said.

Oh yeah. I guess people are starting to keep tabs on us.

“I just needed a ride home,” I said. “No big deal.”

“Great! Because I want to date him.”

Are you kidding me.

“You,” I said slowly to her, “want to date Oh Sehun?”

“Is that his name? Sounds pretty cute,” she remarked. “And yes. I think we would make a great match.”

“Have you even talked to him?”

“Talked? Of course not! But I’ll get the chance to, this weekend at the school carnival. You’d do that for me, won’t you Yoojung?” Sulli asked.

Sehun and I weren’t together. And it’s not like I liked him either. So it shouldn’t be a problem to set up one of my good friends with him on a date, right?

“Sure,” I said. “I’ll talk to him today.”

I went to go look for him after school. He was sitting in the courtyard with Luhan, reading manga. The sun shone right down on him, illuminating his perfect jawline and golden hair. I found myself caught up in watching him read. There was always something so attractive about seeing someone concentrat