July 13th, 2019 at 04:54am
@ Bam.Bam
"This is final." His words still rung out in his head, causing a sigh to pull from his lips. It had been over six or more months since his father threat. Kihyun looked around the room, shaking his head. He'd been lucky Jooheon had let him crash at his place till all this mess had been cleared up. Though per his dad's instructions he had to pay bills, rent and buy food. It had been hard at first, but he'd managed to cut his expenses down. However it sucked when he was trying to get laid. Taking a girl who was used to the finer things in life back to a pad where his roommate could catch them didn't really scream fun. Luckily Jooheon was pretty busy running the bar. However on nights like this he really didn't like his friend. Making him come in on a shift he was even schedule to work. Because he was hoping to get lucky tonight with the girl he'd was suppose to meet up with. Now he knew it was never going to happen, because when he called and canceled she wasn't happy. Though he was nice enough not to stand her up. Shrugging it off he headed out and got into his car. The drive to the bar was a short one, but that didn't make it an easy task as he didn't want to go. "Fucking idiot." He screamed at no one, as a driver cut in front of him causing him to slam on his breaks. Once he was parked he grabbed his apron from the passenger seat. Then got out of his car. At time like this he wished he'd listened to his father and gone to business school. At least then he'd be able to do whatever the fuck he wanted. Just as long as he passed his classes.
Stepping into the building he quickly moved to the bar wrapping his apron tightly around his waist as he went. He knew the night shifts were different than the day, but he was going to do his damnest to try not to get fired. "Sup." He greeted Jooheon. Knowing he'd need to be given a run down on everything, before the rush.
The harsh wind blew through the streets, knocking into bodies that loitered the streets. Yoonja shuddered as she pulled the collar of her coat closer to her neck, hoping to keep her warmth trapped in. Nibbling on her lip she kept her eyes focused on the paved road before her. It had been rather cold this month and shown no signs of warming up. But she rather enjoyed doing numerous activities in the cold, however since her grades had dropped her father had started to lash out. She wasn't allowed to do anything remotely fun. He'd taken her phone and her computer was only for school work. So tonight she found herself alone and looking for some place to just escape to. Wrapping her arms around her waist she sighed as her destination came into view. She'd been looking forward to going home and relaxing after finishing school. But when she got home her parents were at each other's throat. She'd lied and told them she be studying at the library to keep her from being targeted. Pushing the door open she smiled as the warmth hit her in the face. Since this was one of her favorite places to visit with her friends she didn't have to show ID much anymore. The guys at first had been suspicious about her age matching her ID. But they stopped worrying after the time went on. She was always coming in and they never got to trashed, it was a calming place to come and chill. And since most of her friends had parent who were strict like hers it was best to never get drunk. They'd just meet up and have a few drinks while poring over their books about the next assignment or on nights they just wanted to have fun they'd put on some music to dance to and the girls livened the place up. Slipping into her normal booth she didn't see the point of taking the big thing up, but it was rarely used unless they showed. It also gave her a chance to get away from the noise.