Hate U, Love U PART THREE

>> PART THREE <<
“LEE SUNGMIN SUNBAE!” Hyo Sun shouted when they were standing on a clearer road.
The street was a bit quiet. Only some people were there, there was even some drunk men walking to the bus stop.
“What are you doing late at night like this?! In here?!” shouted Hyo Sun again.
“Shh! I’m about to ask you the same thing! What are you doing in here?”
“I’m working!” said Hyo Sun, with more ignorant.
How could she ever think to become this cute weak man back there? Truthfully, he was no weak at all. Hyo Sun thought about it again. If it weren’t for this man, she didn’t know what happened to her.
“Hyo Sun! what are you doing?! Come here!” shouted a man, standing in front of the a night club.
Hyo Sun ran closer to the man. Sungmin still standing under the street lamp, waiting for Hyo Sun. From Sungmin’s point of view, Hyo Sun bowed many many times, then Hyo Sun’s employer leave her outside. Hyo Sun seemed to be upset when she turned her head to Sungmin. Hyo Sun walked to Sungmin with wide steps.
“I’m fired!” said Hyo Sun as she approached Sungmin.
“Wae?” Sungmin said innocently, he had no fault on this anyway.
“WAE?! You ask me why?! Because you make me so late coming in the bar! That’s why! That’s your fault. Now, what will you do?”
Sungmin was irritated by her words. He saved her, and no word of thanks. She blamed her. That’s it. moreover, she talked informally to her sunbae. That crossed the line! So much!
“MY FAULT?!” Sungmin shouted.
“YES! Your fault!” Hyo Sun shouted back at him. He made her irritated more.
“Do you forget what just happen?! I saved your life! You are already raped back there if I hadn’t come!! Now, this is your thanks!? Blaming me for your recklessness?! You blame me for saving your life! How resentful!”
Hyo Sun couldn’t say anything. He was right on some points. If he hadn’t save her, ooh no… she couldn’t imagine what happened to her. Hyo Sun thought a bit. She knew she was a bit over it. she knew she shouldn’t blame him. She knew it wasn’t his fault. She should have thanked him for what he did.
“Yah… Gomapta…” she said with a very low voice.
“Mwo? I can’t hear you,” Sungmin said.
“Don’t you ask me to say it again,” said Hyo Sun.
“But I cant hear you. At all.”
“Aish~! Whatever!”
Hyo Sun walked away. Sungmin paused a minute. He couldn’t let this girl wander around the city this late without any guardian. Sungmin followed Hyo Sun. Hyo Sun rolled her eyes when she saw Sungmin followed her.
“What do you want?” Hyo Sun asked, irritatingly.
“Where do you want to go?” Sungmin said, innocently.
“Ne kwansimi aniya,” replied Hyo Sun.
“Well…. I cant just let you go away like this. You know, men like before could have came back.”
Hyo Sun paused. What he said was partly right. She knew how dangerous the street was when it had become late like this. There might be men like before, maybe more. Maybe if she went alone, they would come back by bringing many fellows, and she was dead after that.
“Okay. You can come with me.”
“Need accompany to home?” Sungmin asked again.
Hyo Sun didn’t reply. Maybe this senior wouldn’t tell this to anyone. “I don’t want to come to my house. Not right now.”
Hyo Sun thought maybe Sungmin would ask why, so she need a good reason for him not to be suspicious. At least, he wouldn’t tell anyone, and she couldn’t say that because she hated her mother.
“Oh. Okay. I will accompany you. Where will you go?”
This was beyond Hyo Sun’s thought. Sungmin didn’t even ask why, he even wanted to accompany her. “Jinjja?!”
“Ne!” Sungmin smiled.
Hyo Sun didn’t know why she was so happy being accompanied by Sungmin. They went to the game centre, and played a lot of games. Hyo Sun challenged Sungmin to many strength games. Surely, Sungmin was stronger than her. He beat her record on punching game. Hyo Sun was actually quite a dancer, but Sungmin beat her dance record too. Hyo Sun, willy-nilly, admitted that Sungmin wasn’t a weak, cute, sunbae. He was powerful, and strong on his own way. And he didn’t want to show it off. And Hyo Sun had to admit that she was happy being with him.
Somehow, the hatred had puffed away.


--to be continued.....