#so;rep

           “Say something nice or don’t speak at all. That’s what my aunt used to say all the time.” Sojin hummed, leaning back in her chair. “Maybe you shouldn’t speak for a while.”

SOJIN: I haven’t seen that movie in years. SOJIN: And I need to see it like right now. As soon as possible.

SOJIN: Today a guy stopped me on the street. SOJIN: Just to tell me I’d look prettier without so much makeup on. SOJIN: I almost punched him.

      “ If we’re going to do this, I need some coffee first. I’m half dead right now. ”

Sojin looked at the girl thoughtfully, though her head was anything but focused. Her brain was scattered, and she loved it. “I like us better when we’re wasted.” She said honestly, taking another sip of her drink.

“Naked party in Japan.” She nodded appreciatively. “That definitely sounds like a better idea than working the shop all weekend. I can’t close for another hour and a half though, so you’ll have to wait around a bit.” She said apologetically, bowing her head toward the customer who had caught her eye.

The music was loud, the bass vibrating through Sojin’s body like it was regulating her heartbeat. She knew she was probably too drunk to be making decisions, but it was late and the desire to have fun completely outweighed any rational thought processes.  Without completely thinking straight, Sojin pulled her friend close and pressed their lips together firmly. It lasted only a few seconds, though her drunkenness made it seem like a lot longer. Her one hand went up and tangled in the other girl’s hair, tilting her head the right way so Sojin could kiss her properly, the other one latching on her waist. Eventually she pulled away and released the other girl, picking her drink back up from the bar and taking a gulp.

“Sounds like a great idea.” Sojin hummed, pushing her hair back away from her face with one hand. She leaned back against the counter in her store, following the only other customer wandering around out of the corner of her eye. “What kind of mischief are we talking?”