#ccxeunji

@ccxeunji

Working in a kindergarten had its ups and downs, such is the way of life. There were lessons to be taught, vegetables to be eaten, and tears be wiped away. It was a tiring job but the ups always outweighed the downs to Aelius. There was something about shaping young minds, teaching right from wrong, that drew Aelius into the center since the first day. There were also times like now that caused the man’s heart to grow full.

“Mister Sun, Mister Sun! Do you like my picture?”

Aelius to the little girl, Jinhye, looking down at he colorful stick figures.

“It’s beautiful, Jinhye; let’s put the picture in your bag to show your parents later, hm?” he replied as he petted her head. The little girl eagerly nodded as she waddled towards the backpack cabinets. Aelius smiled at her and looked around; most of the students have already left for the day but it wasn’t uncommon to have a few stragglers. Aelius turned to continue wiping the table but another student stood before him.

Little Joonie looked up at him, eyes wide and cheeks a soft pink, as he reached out for the teacher’s hand. Aelius’s lips pulled into another smiled picked up the giggling toddler before walking towards the bookshelf.

Drink: I’ll write our characters drinking together

Pouring another shot Yein giggled as she spilt a little on the table between her and Eunji. It was already dark outside the marquee, the water of the Han River glistened and the grass that still held dewdrops from the light rain earlier that evening shimmered. It was a pretty scene for late night drinking with her sister, Yein thought. 

“Yah! You can’t get a boyfriend okay!” Yein slurred, waving around her empty shot glass with a deep set pout on her face, brows scrunched together in the centre. 

“I can’t be alone forever though, Yennie!” Eunji replied, slouched forward with a lazy smile on her lips, eyes already falling closed slowly. 

MOODBOARD: YEIN AND EUNJI

“Ohana means family-”

“This isn’t Lilo and Stich Eunji-”

Moving to Busan had probably been the best thing Yein had ever done; the weather suited her to a ‘T’, she seemed to fit in well, and most things were going to how Yein wanted them to go - despite her living conditions being less than desirable. But the best thing had to be being near Eunji again. Having last seen her sister when she was in her early teens, Yein had almost forgotten what Eunji looked like. Ever since moving to Busan, Yein had seen Eunji a few times, but not as much as she would have liked, so taking it upon herself to invite her sister over, she’d sent a text with her address, telling Eunji to meet her on the corner of the road as she was heading to the store for food.

Restocking her cupboards with the cheapest things she could find she was satisfied with her haul of rice, noodles, a small amount of chicken, and other essentials. Of course Yein wouldn’t be Yein without junk food, so there was a considerable amount of that in there as well. So heading back to her apartment building, a run down, shabby looking thing - though it was all Yein could really afford at that time - she kept her gaze active, hoping to catch sight of the sister she’d missed so dearly.

Yein was forever wishing she could make up all that lost time with Eunji, because really, the elder girl hadn’t changed a bit.