𝙨𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙞𝙥𝙞𝙩𝙮 / 𝙡𝙞𝙥𝙨𝙤𝙪𝙡

~ 𝙞𝙞 ~

Jungeun looked at Jinsol's latest tweet and then up at Jinsol, who was smugly sitting back next to her. "Fine. If you want me to say it to your face so badly, here it goes. You're the most annoying person on this campus Jinsol." Jungeun said at a volume that started off as an aggressive whisper but turned into a low shout. Jinsol tilted her head and looked at the other girl in confusion. "Excuse me?"

"I said what I said. Look at your desk, that's proof enough that you just don't care about being here!" Jungeun was now practically shouting, gaining the attention of the rest of the class. "You're immature and ignorant to the rest of us who actually want to leave this university with a degree and not just the reputation of a party girl dumbass." The class went silent after Jungeun's outburst and she'd thought she'd won but Jinsol just scoffed. "And you really think you're any better Kim Jungeun?" Hyunjin shook her head as she knew that Jungeun had struck a nerve for the other girl by calling her a dumbass.

"You're a stuck up control freak. You think just because everyone at this school isn't like you, we're dumb and immature but have you ever stopped and thought that maybe it's you with the problem? Maybe you try too hard. Maybe you think being vice president makes you entitled. Or maybe, you're just boring."

Boring. That was all it took for the student vice president to snap and launch herself at the other girl, tackling her down. Jungeun wrestled with Jinsol but the black haired girl was too strong for her as she pushed her off. The class raved as the girls were now rolling around on the floor, both Hyunjin and Heejin trying to break them up. Finally, Professor Kim Yong-sun came and shouted extremely loud at the four of them. "HEY! Break it up. What are you guys, in high school?"

Heejin and Hyunjin pulled the two apart as Professor Kim sighed deeply in disappointment. "Jungeun. Jinsol. Both of you stay after class. We need to have a serious talk." The pair glared at each other while taking their seats, not so much as breathing in each other's directions for the rest of class.