Kahi liked to believe that, while maybe her kisses could sometimes beĀ aggressiveĀ or impassioned, she neverĀ forced a kiss on Kyungsooās person. Generally she tried to give him some sort of warning. For example, pressing him up against the bookshelves, or touching his cheek with a lingering tenderness, or at the very least an urgently-murmured, āThoseĀ fucking lipsāā
In her rationalization, giving him warning was essentially giving him a cue to accept or deny her. Time and time again, he accepted, some lovely squeak or hum or (God help her) moan slipping out when their lips finally met.
But when he turned to her with a charming smile and a sweet, āHere you go, Noona~ā she couldnāt contain her affection for him and all but pounced. Kahiās lips pressed hard against his, as if she could imprint a tattoo of her fondness for him on his mouth. His hands came up, the book heād gotten down from the shelf for her dropped to the floor moments ago, and pushed on her shoulders, the initial kiss too firm for his liking. For good measure and quicker relief, he turned his face away.
As soon as their lips were parted, her hand came up to grab haphazardly at his chin and jaw, turning him so she could kiss him again. He initially resisted, anticipating another too-firm kiss, but she eased up on the pressure, opting instead to slide her lips over his quickly, and he acquiesced to that. From there, the surge of emotion dwindled enough that Kahi regained her head, and eventually she softened up on the kiss to pull away.Ā
At his bewildered look, she whispered, āWhat? Itās the first time you called me āNoona,ā so I was happy.ā