Jisoo's pov:

"Who are...you?" I asked, looking at the peson in front of me.

So different than the Lee Jinki known at school. Instead of a messy, dirty looking outcast, this Lee Jinki looked lkie a normal high schooler... No... Correction, he looks way better.

His eyes looked at me and I was slowly getting pulled into the deep brown color of his eyes, only to snap out of it as he finally spoke.

"You sound stupid for asking such an obvious question."

I narrowed my eyes and gave him a quick glare, but was drawn to the features of his face again, the glasses that were in my hands taken back by the guy in front of me.

Jinki placed the glasses back on and fixed his hair into the bird nest i it usually would be, returning back to the nerd everyone at school knew.

"How... How can glasses make such a big difference in looks?" I gasped softly, still shocked by the fact that Lee Jinki wasn't that dirty ot weird looking at all, because behind those ugly and should be burned glasses, was a good looking guy.

Jinki glanced at me but then looked away again before grabbing a package of butter cookies that were glazed with a thin layer of milk chocolate.

"How can you be so different?" I muttered, only to hear him sigh and look at me again.

"Then what about you?"

"Eh...?"

Jinki raised an eyebrow and looked at me before scoffing softly.

"I'm not the only one different here am I?"

My eyes slowly widened as I realized what he was talking about.

"You aren't the same in school and out of school either. Unlike what other people think about you, aren't you different?" Jinki sighed, handing the bag of cookies to the cashier and paying for it.

"You better shut your mouth about it, got it?" I warned Jinki who looked at me with unimpressed eyes.

"I wonder what more you're hiding from the other students? Is it only your diet? Your personality seems to be different as well, maybe if you take your make up off, you will be a completely different person as well." Jinki chuckled, making me feel bad.