#taesagin

[/as if all of the energy has left her, she sits down, sulking and glaring at Jongin] Well now you’ll never know will you. [/pouts while wondering how on earth she was going to find a shop that sells skateboards. Maybe she’ll find one in the antique shop she frequents, sighing, her head looks towards the floor while her hands make circular motions as if she was drawing something.] But just remember you said you promised to teach me [/she said rather half-heartedly, still upset she was going to go to the store by herself.] How do I know what type of board to get [/she thought to herself. ]  

[/raises an eyebrow] Your probably the first person I’ve met who enjoys to be pestered [/shrugs shoulders] Just don’t regret your decision! and I just know the basics, that not enough. [/chuckles at Jongin’s wink, she tugs on the sleeves of his shirt] So if I pester you enough will you take me to the place where you buy your skateboards? [/in whiney tone] Please please please please [/before letting go of his sleeves and moves hands in a circular motion as if she was using hypnosis] you will take sulli to the shop. [/before abruptly stopping] Else I promise you’ll never see a new skateboard till maybe a few years from name [/laughs]

[/Looking over at Jongin and scribbles down a note]: Now you don’t really mean that do you, it was a one time thing! Promise! [/in smaller letters] Plus I really wanted to retry that kickflip. 

Opening her mouth to make an excuse, on second thought, she closed it again - an excuse would probably make the situation worst. Her feet drawing circles as her eyes looked toward the ground, she meekly said, “Jongin…I’m sorry but” puffing her cheeks she quickly said, “I took your skateboard and then and then…well, it broke.” Taking out the broken skateboard from behind her back, she closed her eyes, head down, unable to meet Jongin’s gaze. “I’m sorry!” she said again, hoping that he wouldn’t be too upset nor sad at the current state of his skateboard. Feeling guilty, Sulli bit the insides of her lip, unsure of how she could make it up to him.

"Thank you for finding me, again."

Jae had woken up in the morning feeling slightly disgusting, groggy from fullness and slightly grossed out from the remembrance of the amount of food she consumed the night before, and decided that it was finally time to hit up the gym again. She used to be a over-the-top frequent visitor of one of the private gyms in her area until work and life began to pick up. With a free day and absolutely no one around to bother her, she decided today was the perfect day to head to the gym and exercise that full feeling. She hadn't put any effort into anything that morning. Opting to take a quick shower, dress down to an extent she hadn't in a while, and nurse a cup of coffee as she slung her bag over her shoulder, grabbed her cell phone, and left the house. Forgoing the car drive out of want to start off the workout day on the right on and most importantly, savour her first cup of coffee that day, she hummed happily as she slowly started to wake up and began to properly enjoy the morning chill. Looking back on it, the walk was a bit longer than she remembered, but she had enjoyed the way the chill was the perfect offset to the warmth her body recieved from walking and taking time to appreciate the silence of the morning was something she hadn't done in far too long and as she rounded the corner, she hummed happily. She entered the gym and smiled at the familiar face of receptionist at the front desk, bowing and greeting the other formally. After making small talk briefly and taking the time to renew her membership early so she wouldn't forget, she made her way into the gym and sighed happily at how empty the gym was. She gripped the strap of her bag and glanced around, clicking her tongue slightly and wincing slightly as her tongue rings hit the roof of her mouth a bit harsher than she expected, trying to decide what to start with. With a sigh, she decided to go simple and make her way over to a treadmill. ‘Might as well start off small since it feels like forever since I've done this.’

She was scared of the dark but other things would haunt her too during night such as nightmares and cold. Living in a motel didn't really qualify as comfortable and good. "Ah...nightmares and dark." She offered the stranger a small smile and took a step forward. "Hello, sir."