"-and then I told him that it's over for real this time. God, boys are so stupid!"

You nodded absentmindedly, only half listening to Haeri's latest relationship drama. It was always the same thing with her and Yunhyeong. It was  beyond you why they even stayed together when half the time in their relationship. they spent breaking up or fighting.

"Are you sure it's for real, this time?" Taehee asked, chuckling. She seemed to be the only one still amused by the topic. Everyone else on your lunch table managed to tune it out and continued on eating peacefully. "You said that the last time this happened."

"Of course it is," Haeri huffed, stabbing her meatloaf with considerable force. "I'm on the lookout for a new boyfriend, now."

"Nice to hear that," Taehee chipped in. Her eyes curiously fell over your shoulder, lips pulling into a small smirk. "Speaking of. . ."

Looking over your shoulder, you saw a group of boys walk into the cafeteria. Of course, you weren't the only one looking. Practically all of the girls in the room had their jaws open, full attention drawn to the door.

It was ridiculous the kind of attention they got, almost as if they were celebrities. Hanbin was your older brother and you knew that he wasn't anything out of the ordinary. He couldn't even walk down a flight of stairs without falling flat on his face. Beside him, there was Jinhwan, who you guessed was the most tolerable one out of the bunch. Girls liked him a lot because of his baby face, but he was actually pretty sarcastic. At Hanbin's other shoulder stood Donghyuk, who only transferred to your school a few months ago. He was handsome so, naturally, a lot of girls were already flocking to him.

Three others walked behind them, too caught up in their own conversation for you to clearly see their faces. But you knew they were Yunhyeong, Chanwoo, and Junhoe.

And of course, there was the one most girls were craning their necks to see. Trailing shortly behind was Bobby, who was the only one acknowledging the eyes on him. He waved to passing girls and shook hands with the boys. The only thing you could notice really special about him was the cockiness in his steps. Of course, he was handsome, but that was irrelevant to you.

"I don't see what's so great about them," you said, rolling your eyes, returning your attention back to your plate. Your other friends still seemed to be giving their attention to the boys, which was no surprise. They weren't any different than the other girls in your school. Haeri usually didn't look at them like that, but now that she was single, things changed. 

"God's gift to mankind, face of perfection, the list goes on," Seyeon sighed, being the first of your friends to turn back to her food.  She smirked at you. "Sound familiar? People use the same words when talking about you."

You rolled your eyes, choosing not to reply