pasta
gogo dancer
Sin. Bo. Kang
i feel like i'm losing control. maybe i should let myself go because this is so predictable
Bo Kang shot a glare to the male in the passenger seat as he pressed his finger to his cheek and compared him to a piece of tofu. But, his features softened as he saw Ju Yong’s expression. “You’re comparing me to food, aren’t you full already?” He raised an eyebrow in amusement as the elder made kissy faces at him. Drunk people were so strange, it was like they were a different species. Within seconds, he was passed out. It was actually quite relieving for the instructor; he wouldn’t have to listen to drunk banter for the rest of the ride.
“You’re so drunk,” He whispered with a quiet chuckle. It was sort of amusing, well as amusing annoying could possibly be. It was weird to see him act like that.
The car ride was quite nice actually; he played some lo-fi type music from his phone and enjoyed the silence. He hummed as he pulled the car into the parking garage, eyes scanning to find his preferred spot. Eventually, he parked, choosing a spot close to the elevator. He had to get the drunk male to his apartment before he threw up somewhere other than the toilet. He pulled the keys out and let out a long sigh, while his gaze fell on Ju Yong.
He’d had to do the dreaded thing again, wake the peaceful male up.
The instructor unbuckled his seatbelt before stepping out of the car and walking around to the passenger side. He pulled open the car door and slightly bent down to be level with the elder. “Hey, buddy,” He softly as he reached up to pat the younger’s cheek. “Let’s get to bed, alright? Get into pajamas and all that jazz.” The same couple from the elevator earlier got out from their car. They stared at him with judging eyes, which prompted Bo Kang to glare at them and shake his head. Stupid.
He looked back towards Ju Yong, frowning slightly. “Wake up -- I’ll carry you inside if you just open at least one eye.” He was thinking drunk people were like giant children, and kids, when tired, usually preferred to be carried in, so wouldn’t the drunk guy want that? He didn’t know. This was a whole new experience, and he was struggling. Not to mention, his mind was always filled with his damn roommate getting annoyed.
Makomin
“You’re so drunk,” He whispered with a quiet chuckle. It was sort of amusing, well as amusing annoying could possibly be. It was weird to see him act like that.
The car ride was quite nice actually; he played some lo-fi type music from his phone and enjoyed the silence. He hummed as he pulled the car into the parking garage, eyes scanning to find his preferred spot. Eventually, he parked, choosing a spot close to the elevator. He had to get the drunk male to his apartment before he threw up somewhere other than the toilet. He pulled the keys out and let out a long sigh, while his gaze fell on Ju Yong.
He’d had to do the dreaded thing again, wake the peaceful male up.
The instructor unbuckled his seatbelt before stepping out of the car and walking around to the passenger side. He pulled open the car door and slightly bent down to be level with the elder. “Hey, buddy,” He softly as he reached up to pat the younger’s cheek. “Let’s get to bed, alright? Get into pajamas and all that jazz.” The same couple from the elevator earlier got out from their car. They stared at him with judging eyes, which prompted Bo Kang to glare at them and shake his head. Stupid.
He looked back towards Ju Yong, frowning slightly. “Wake up -- I’ll carry you inside if you just open at least one eye.” He was thinking drunk people were like giant children, and kids, when tired, usually preferred to be carried in, so wouldn’t the drunk guy want that? He didn’t know. This was a whole new experience, and he was struggling. Not to mention, his mind was always filled with his damn roommate getting annoyed.